BEHNKE CONSULTING, LLC.
Providing professional development and technical assistance to support inclusive settings.
BEHNKE CONSULTING, LLC
Accessibility, Assistive Technology and UDL Professional Development & Technical Assistance
Behnke Consulting, LLC offers a wide range of consulting services for schools, higher ed, non-profits, and other service agencies. We provide the necessary expertise to help you address your accessibility and accommodation needs in education and workforce. We partner with clients to develop engaging professional development strategies and programs to customize your professional learning and technical assistance needs Specific topics include, but not limited to Universal Design for Learning, Accessibility, Accessible and Educational Technologies - including assistive technology.
ABOUT KIRK
Extensive experience working with and for people with a variety of disabilities.
Kirk Behnke delivers professional development, technical assistance and cultivates learning opportunities regarding Accessible Educational Materials, accessible and assistive technologies and Universal Design for Learning within the US, Middle East, Europe and Indonesia. His passion is helping to facilitate excellence in learning for all, whether it is in a classroom or presentation room. He has developed and implemented the “Assistive Technology Applications Certificate Program (ATACP)” at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) and later adopted by University College of Dublin, Ireland.
Kirk has served in many capacities at CAST. He initially was hired on as the Director of Technical Assistance for the National Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) Center, then was asked to become the Director of Professional Learning and lead a new team of UDL implementation specialists, throughout the country to develop and integrate UDL. He was then appointed as the Director of Business and Partnership Development where he supports and builds partnerships with state and other entities on UDL Implementation. He has also supported a national team to build the Universal Design for Learning Credential Certification Initiative (UDL-CCI) and specifically in development of the district certification process.
Kirk holds a Master’s degree from Temple University in Education/Special Education, a credential as an Assistive Technology Professional from the Rehabilitation and Engineering Society of North America (RESNA) and a Certificate in Assistive Technology Applications from the University College of Dublin, Ireland.
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