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Alex.Barker | 07 Apr 2022
Parkinson's UK and AbilityNet recently ran a webinar to help launch the new partnership between the two organisations to help further support people with Parkinson's and their carers.
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Alex.Barker | 30 Mar 2022
Originally published 28/02/2020, updated 30/03/2022AbilityNet's Disability Consultant Alex Barker, answers some of the commonly asked questions about stroke and technology.
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Alex.Barker | 02 Feb 2022
Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis can lead to arthritic hands, which can make it hard to use a computer. AbilityNet recommends how to adapt your tech if you're living with arthritis.
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Alex.Barker | 28 Jan 2022
Are you wondering where you can get tech help for FREE? Look no further than AbilityNet’s recently updated tool, My Computer My Way (MCMW).The tool helps anyone to make a device easier to use, which is critical to our mission to create a digital world accessible to all.So, what is MCMW? And how do...
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Alex.Barker | 21 Jul 2020
As the Covid pandemic continues the way that we get information has changed radically. Conferences that were going to be held in hotels and conference centres were held online. AbilityNet's Alex Barker presented in an online conference last week
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Alex.Barker | 28 May 2020
It's Volunteer's Week this week and in 2020 the opportunity to say 'thank you' to the 20 million people who volunteer each year has never seemed more important.
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Alex.Barker | 14 Apr 2020
How to find local support using the internet. Here's what we learned during our FREE webinar as part of our response to COVID-19
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Alex.Barker | 04 Mar 2020
Robots are now not just sci fi fantasy. They are real....and they are here to help you!
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Alex.Barker | 16 Jan 2020
AbilityNet provides a selection of top tips for adjustments that can help create an accessible workplace.
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Alex.Barker | 29 Oct 2019
With all the goings on in Westminster recently you can be forgiven for not having noticed the Tweet from Labour MP for Hove and Portslade Peter Kyle about having acute dyslexia. In the post which has been retweeted over 3,000 times Peter explains how having acute dyslexia has made his life as an MP...