Expert Resources: digital accessibility
These are the items that relate to digital accessibility found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Robin Christopherson | 07 Nov 2023The AbilityNet Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) is a free, open-source tool that helps organisations assess their digital accessibility maturity and develop a plan for improvement.
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Robin Christopherson | 07 Nov 2023The AbilityNet Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) is a free, open-source tool that helps organisations assess their digital accessibility maturity and develop a plan for improvement.
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Robin Christopherson | 07 Nov 2023The AbilityNet Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) is a free, open-source tool that helps organisations assess their digital accessibility maturity and develop a plan for improvement.
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Mark Walker | 06 Nov 2023AbilityNet's live online events help share useful information for disabled people and their carers and employers. Find out more about our upcoming accessibility events.
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Annie Mannion | 01 Nov 2023Results from AbilityNet's Attitudes to Digital Accessibility survey 2023 shows clear divide between organisations who embed and develop accessibility versus those with only pockets of good practice.
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Louise Aldridge | 29 Sep 2023Podcasts are a versatile medium that can cater to diverse audiences, including the disabled community. Follow these 5 simple tips to make your podcast more accessible
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Annie Mannion | 01 Sep 2023Please complete a short survey to share your thoughts about digital accessibility, to help improve services and provision for disabled people.
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Robin Christopherson | 22 May 2023The Central Digital and Data Office report finds digital accessibility issues on nearly all tested websites.
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Annie Mannion | 17 May 2023This factsheet provides an overview of the Access to Work Scheme, a grant to help disabled people to start or stay in work.
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Kelly Chan | 27 Apr 2023This free webinar includes guest speakers from Google, University of Westminster and Funka to discuss how to improve accessibility in procurement.
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