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1 Welcome to the AEM Quality Indicator Series, Part 1!
We’ll begin shortly Material is available for download at To view closed captions: Click on the Closed Caption button in your Zoom controls Captions will appear along the bottom of your Zoom window when panelists start speaking

2 Contribute to the Conversation
To use the text chat: Open the chat panel Choose “all panelists and attendees” from the dropdown above the text entry field And please tweet out to #aem4all

3 AEM Quality Indicators for K-12 Part 1: Meeting Timely Manner through a Coordinated System

4 The Quality Indicators for the Provision of AEM K-12
A coordinated system Timely manner Written guidelines Comprehensive learning opportunities and technical assistance Systemic data collection Use of data to guide changes Allocation of resources @AEM_Center

5 Objectives Participants will be able to
Explain, in their own words, the intent behind AEM Quality Indicators 1 & 2 Learn from the experiences and practices of other states to improve their own provision system for accessible materials and technologies Know where to go to build more background knowledge and collect resources for further learning. @AEM_Center

6 Presenters Cynthia Curry, AEM Center Director
 Joy Lyons, AEM Coordinator, Bureau of Learner Strategies and Supports, Iowa Department of Education Rachel Schultz, AEM Specialist, AT & AEM Center, Ohio Angela Standridge, Education Specialist, Region 4 Education Service Center, Texas @AEM_Center

7 About Quality Indicators 1 & 2
@AEM_Center

8 Quality Indicator 1 The agency has a coordinated system for the provision of appropriate, high-quality accessible materials and technologies for all learners with disabilities who require them. Intent: A coordinated system means that the agency has a method for ensuring that learners who need them receive specialized formats of print materials and accessible digital materials and accessible technologies. @AEM_Center

9 Sample Components of Quality Indicator 1
Means for ensuring the provision of Print materials in accessible formats Accessible technology to deliver them Accessible digital materials Commercial and OER Selected and created Accessible technologies Usable without assistive technology or made usable with it Accessible materials and technologies with appropriate copyright protection Internal and external collaboration @AEM_Center

10 Quality Indicator 2 The agency supports the acquisition and provision of appropriate accessible materials and technologies in a timely manner. Intent: In general, “timely manner” means that learners who require accessible materials and technologies receive them at the same time that non-disabled peers receive materials and technologies. Appropriate consideration is given to factors that could delay timely delivery. Agencies have clearly defined policies and procedures to identify and address sources of delay. @AEM_Center

11 Sample Components of Quality Indicator 2
A state definition of timely manner as required by IDEA Coordinating with Accessible Media Producers (AMPs) Following timelines required by your Instructional Materials/Resource Center Buying accessible Creating accessible Identifying and correcting delays @AEM_Center

12 Pre Self-Reflection To what extent are Quality Indicators 1 & 2 addressed in your own provision of materials and technologies for students? Not started Somewhat Really cooking! @AEM_Center

13 Ohio Rachel Schultz, AEM Specialist, AT&AEM Center @AEM_Center

14 Partnerships AT&AEM Center powered by OCALI
Ohio Department of Education Collaborative work between the two organizations @AEM_Center

15 Coordinated System Access at same time as peers
Work regularly to get districts on board @AEM_Center

16 Coordinated System Timeline
Federal Quota Registration AEM Requests Clearing House Library Production Center @AEM_Center

17 Lending Library @AEM_Center

18 Texas Angela Standridge, Education Specialist, Region 4 Education Service Center, Texas @AEM_Center

19 Texas Roadmap TEA resources Bookshare and Learning Ally @AEM_Center

20 Proclamation 2019: Digital Materials
Accessibility requirements of publishers: Section 508 Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 AA If not in compliance, will be removed and not available to districts @AEM_Center

21 Proclamation 2019: Print Materials
Accessibility Requirements of publishers Must provide NIMAS files to the NIMAC MathML 3 code must be used inside the NIMAS files for books that contain math and scientific notation @AEM_Center

22 Iowa Joy Lyons, AEM Coordinator, Bureau of Learner Strategies and Supports, Iowa Department of Education @AEM_Center

23 Braille Demand Service
Iowa Prison Industries Turn around time Next day return Exponential growth over 3 years @AEM_Center

24 Testimonial "As a TVI, Braille on Demand has been a game changer in regards to my job. Braille on Demand is the perfect name for a service that has gone far towards letting students (with sight impairments) have materials at the same time as their peers." @AEM_Center

25 Q&A Timely manner through a coordinated system @AEM_Center

26 Questions for Joy (IA), Rachel (OH), or Angela (TX)
@AEM_Center

27 Post Self-Reflection To what extent are Quality Indicators 1 & 2 addressed in your own provision of materials and technologies for students? Not started Somewhat Really cooking! @AEM_Center

28 AEM Progress Monitoring Tool for K-12 on the Horizon!
Accessolution? Traccessibility? Accessiful? @AEM_Center

29 Contact Information Cynthia Curry, Director, AEM Center @clcurry Please access digital handout for contact information and resources provided by our presenters from Iowa, Ohio, and Texas AEM Center event page for this webinar

30 Link to Our Evaluation Please take a moment to complete our evaluation

31 OSEP Disclaimer The contents of this presentation were developed under a cooperative agreement with the US Department of Education, #H327Z However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government, Project Officer, Tara Courchaine, Ed.D. @AEM_Center


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