ACCESS Main Street Resource Description

This is a great resource. However, when reading through the AUDIT and comparing it to clickers I own, many of mine do not meet these standards. There is a long way that clickers need to come. Also, I believe that 5lbs of force seems like a lot to press one button. This is not a problem with the AUDIT, rather a concern with the ADA guideline.

Currently, both links are unable to be found.

Great resource for assessment of physical clickers. With the prevalence of virtual learning, is it possible to use this audit for virtual/digital clickers? Will the document be updated to include an assessment for digital options?

This audit is great for assessing the accessibility of clickers and goes into depth about why clickers need to be accessible as well as having the audit clearly displaying the categories necessary for assessing it. I was confused when I initially clicked on the excel file for the audit because it said that the audit was for assessing doorways but the rest of the file was for the clicker.

The clickerAudit can be very useful and is accessible to all. I think it is an easy assessment to go through and does not take a lot of time. When downloading the assessment onto my computer half the assessment was written upside down which is made it difficult to read. If printed it may print the correct way. Overall, would recommend this assessment due it its accessibility and usability.