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Mark Walker | 05 Apr 2020
In response to the Coronavirus emergency AbilityNet is running a series of live online events to help share useful information for disabled people and their carers and employers. More details below.As well as these free events all of our services are still available:
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Annie Mannion | 02 Apr 2020
Abi James shares her tried and tested accessible procurement essential knowledge.
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Annie Mannion | 16 Mar 2020
How AbilityNet helped provide a series of valuable training sessions about accessibility to staff at University of Bristol.
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Annie Mannion | 12 Mar 2020
Abi James and Claire Gibbons answer your questions about accessible procurement in the public sector and provide advice about tools and tips that can help.
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Robin.Christopherson | 11 Mar 2020
Blog published on Texthelp website on 2nd March 2020
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Annie Mannion | 10 Mar 2020
Upskilling university staff to ensure digital accessibility regulations are addressed alongside inclusive best practice.
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Mark.Gaddes | 10 Mar 2020
In most settings it's mandatory to meet the required standards of accessibility for documents and for many people the biggest challenge you might face is the sheer volume of files created back when accessibility considerations were less of a priority.
It can seem a daunting task, but AbilityNet...
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Sarah Botterill | 04 Mar 2020
The NHS is still largely paper-powered, and that is excluding people with disabilities says AbilityNet’s Accessibility and Usability Consultant Adi Latif.
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Annie Mannion | 04 Mar 2020
Read about the key accessibility-related talking points from the event including its focus on inclusion, Accessibility Statement regulations, and EdTech provision improvements.
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Guerman Botten | 19 Feb 2020
Microsoft's AI for Good programme uses tech to boost environmental sustainability, accessibility, humanitarian action and cultural heritage.
