I.B.4

[pkdash]

// Study task: I:B.4 Match disability categories with relevant assistive technologies

// Sources:
// The [Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies Body of Knowledge](https://iaap.membershipsoftware.org/files/IAAP%20CPACC%20BOK%202017_062317.docx)

Assistive technologies and methods like filtered glasses, filtered overlays on printed or electronic text can help people with which one of the following disabilities?
{
  =Color blindness
  ~Blindness
  ~Low vision
  ~Dexterity
}

[robfentress]

Can you give me examples of what you mean by filtered glasses and filtered overlays?

[pkdash]

On page 14 of the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies Body of Knowledge document (word document) under the section 'Color Blindness, it refers to "Filtered glasses , filtered overlays' as assistive technologies and methods.

[robfentress]

Thanks. I asked because, depending on what is meant by the terms, filtered glasses and filtered overlays could also be used by those with low vision issues, either to increase contrast or to make things easier for those with photophobia. Again, depending on what is meant by the term, a filtered overlay could be used as a tool for assisted reading for those with cognitive disabilities. How about this?

// Study task: I:B.4 Match disability categories with relevant assistive technologies

// Sources:
// The [Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies Body of Knowledge](https://iaap.membershipsoftware.org/files/IAAP%20CPACC%20BOK%202017_062317.docx)

Assistive technologies and methods like filtered glasses, filtered overlays on printed or electronic text can help people with which one of the following disabilities?
{
  =Color blindness
  ~Blindness
  ~Deafness
  ~Motor Disabilities
}

[robfentress]

If my rewording is okay, let me know and I will add it.