ISWP Survey and Interview Findings

Black Columns: Factors modifiable by SMART features. White Columns: Factors non-modifiable by SMART at present time.

The dynamics of Context-Dependent Integration of Wheelchair Education (Fung et al, 2019)

SMART development process

SMART development process
For more information, please refer to the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists 2018 poster
Academic Training Partners
The purpose of the academic training partners was to include and enhance wheelchair content in educational programs while using globally available resources as appropriate. The integration of wheelchair content in pilot sites was based on the interest and readiness to integrate new content, methodology and/or ISWP tests. The instructors from these institutions held joint meetings monthly since August 2016 with the purpose to develop the ‘Wheelchair Education Integration Toolkit ’.
ISWP facilitated meeting in order to share experiences, support programs by providing tests and materials and facilitating content sharing.
Participating pilot sites shared presentations, online modules, course syllabi, case study activities, lab activities, assessments and more resources to support other educators in the development of their course. To see the resources shared from academic training partners and other educational institutions, click here.
Case Studies
Wheelchair Education Integration Toolkit
Considering the need the learnings and observations, ISWP has noticed that the development of a Wheelchair Education Integration Toolkit can support educators around the world to have open access to resources to develop, modify and integrate wheelchair content in their courses.
The educators ISWP has been in touch have mentioned the importance to have ISWP support for the access to online materials, we encourage you to get involved and check our resources in detail.