Inclusive Technology for the Outdoors (Secondary) | Rick Hansen Foundation

Inclusive Technology for the Outdoors (Secondary)

Students read a case study to learn how paddling has become an increasingly accessible sport thanks to creative individuals and new technology. Students will work together to design and create a plan to make an outdoor space or activity fully accessible for people with disabilities.

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