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A NEEDS REPORT ON ACCESSIBLE TECHNOLOGY  and  A DISCUSSION ON ACCESSIBLE ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: SUMMARY REPORT. Provided to the Accessible Technology Program (AT), Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) by the Canadian Council of the Blind April 9 , 2019.

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  1. A NEEDS REPORT ON ACCESSIBLETECHNOLOGY and A DISCUSSION ON ACCESSIBLE ASSISTIVETECHNOLOGY: SUMMARY REPORT Provided to the Accessible Technology Program (AT), Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) by the Canadian Council of the Blind April 9, 2019

  2. Table of Contents Respondents’ Level of Vision Loss – slide 3 Gender – slide 4 Age – slide 5 Highest Level of Education – slide 6 Field of Study – slide 7 Aspiration for Further Education – slide 8 Current Employment Status – slide 9 Current Employment in Field of Study – slide 10 Barriers to Search for Employment – slide 11 Assistive Technologies Currently Used – slide 12 Training in the Use of Assistive Technologies – slide 13 Current Level of Proficiency with Employment-Related Assistive Technology – slide 14 Assistive Technologies Needed for Achieving Career Goals – slide 15 Job Application Process Not Accessible – slide 16 Major Impediments for Advancing in Present or Higher Employment Level – slide 17 Types of Training Needed to Achieve Employment – slide 18 Ideal Workplace – slide 19 Geographic Survey Response Rate – slide 20

  3. Respondents’ Level of Vision Loss 426/453 responding

  4. Gender 442/453 responding

  5. Age 439/453 responding

  6. Highest Level of Education 429/453 responding

  7. Field of Study 296/453 responding

  8. Aspiration for Further Education Note: 49% of Respondents Did Not Answer the Question 230/453 responding

  9. Current Employment Status 443/453 responding

  10. Currently Employed in Field of Study 203/453 responding

  11. Barriers to Search for Employment 110/453 responding

  12. Assistive Technologies Currently Used 436/453 responding

  13. Received Formal Training in the Use of Accessible/Assistive Technology 434/453 responding

  14. Current Level of Proficiency with Employment-Related Assistive Technology 344/453 responding

  15. Assistive Technologies Needed to Acquire/Learn for Successful Career or Achieving Employment 226/453 responding

  16. Job Application Process Not Accessible 381/453 responding

  17. Major Impediments for Advancing in Present or Higher Employment Level 235/453 responding

  18. Types of Training Needed to Achieve Employment 332/453 responding

  19. Ideal Workplace 293/453 responding

  20. CCB Survey Response Rate 399/453 responding

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