Twitter is very useful for following a specialist area. like AT For example, Karl O’Keeffe, (@electroat) AT and E Learning
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WelcoMe App: Empowering people to visit venues/use services with confidence
As a person with Acquired Brain Injuries, going out can be intimidating. I start trying to work out the issues
Continue readingSimple things count: some ways to be more inclusive of people with disabilities
Although it’s 2020, people with disabilities still encounter many barriers to inclusion in our society: despite the Equality Act and
Continue readingBuddi Fall Alarm
Do you, or does a member of your family experience frequent or infrequent falls? A new device called the Buddi
Continue readingStartability: for people with disabilities who are interested in entrepreneurship
StartAbility is an event for people with disabilities who are interested in entrepreneurship. It is organised by waytoB, Rehab Group
Continue readingUsing 3 D Printing to make our Bloom Garden accessible to people with vision impairment
Enable Ireland’s Garden, ‘Beyond Boundaries’ was an award winner at Bloom in the Park this year. With a focus very
Continue readingVoices: A free and open journal or magazine representing the voices and thoughts of people with a disability from across the world.
Voices-Issue-1-2 Good news: www.accessandinclusion.net, from David Banes, international AT consultant, has just published the first issue of a new free
Continue readingAbilityNet’s Robin Christopherson honoured for services to digital inclusion with MBE
How refreshing to see that Digital Inclusion gets the nod in this year’s UK MBE awards, with AbilityNet’s Robin Christopherson
Continue readingCommunication Devices for individuals with motor neurone disease: Innovative legislation introduced in the U.S.
Steve Gleason Act The U.S. Senate has passed a bill into law which will give individuals with Motor Neurone Disease
Continue readingNew website: www.digiplace4all.eu
www.digiplace4all.eu Good news: NCBI and their EU partners have recently launched a website promoting digital inclusion: www.digiplace4all.eu. A core
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