Preparing for the IAAP CPACC Exam
Familiarize Yourself with the Exam Content
The first step in preparing for the CPACC exam is to thoroughly understand its content and structure. The IAAP provides a detailed exam content outline that specifies the domains and topics covered in the exam. These domains include:
1. Accessibility Law, Standards, and Policies: Understanding international, national, and local laws and policies related to accessibility.
2. Disabilities and Assistive Technologies: Knowledge of various disabilities and the assistive technologies used by individuals with disabilities.
3. Design Principles and Universal Design: Familiarity with design principles that promote accessibility and universal design concepts.
4. Management Strategies for Accessibility: Strategies for integrating accessibility into organizational practices and projects.
Create a Study Plan
Developing a structured study plan is crucial for effective exam CPACC preparation. Allocate sufficient time to cover each domain and focus on areas where you may need additional reinforcement. Consider the following steps when creating your study plan:
1. Set Clear Goals: Define your study goals and establish a timeline for completing each topic. Break down the content into manageable sections and assign specific study periods to each.