Expert Resources: digital inclusion
These are the items that relate to digital inclusion found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Annie Mannion | 27 Nov 2023Learn from AbilityNet Senior Accessibility Consultant Team Leader, Rina Wharton, about key things to remember to communicate with others in a more inclusive way, particularly when considering online meetings and events, and online communication.
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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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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 | 27 Sep 2023AbilityNet and BT Group's BT Tea Rooms have begun in Birmingham, with Glasgow, and Bournemouth dates coming up.
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Louise Aldridge | 06 Sep 2023In late September and October, AbilityNet will be supporting BT Group's BT Tea Rooms, free sessions for older people to improve their digital skills over a cup of tea, in Birmingham, Glasgow, and Bournemouth.
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Annie Mannion | 18 Jul 2023Throughout August, BT Group will be heading to towns and cities across Yorkshire & Humber, where a team will be on hand to share useful information about Digital Voice.
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Annie Mannion | 24 May 2023Remote user testing brings both benefits and challenges. It means you can include people from across the world, however this makes it more difficult to prevent technology mishaps such as software problems or poor internet connection.
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Kelly Chan | 17 Feb 2023Please complete our short survey to share what you think about inclusivity and accessibility in the finance and insurance sector.
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Robin Christopherson | 23 Jan 2023Learn how AbilityNet's work has harnessed technology to empower disabled people in every aspect of their lives.
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Kelly Chan | 01 Jul 2022According to the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA), 10 million people in the UK are lacking the most basic skills in using a computer or the internet. We champion the imperative for a digital world accessible to all, and that is why we have pledged to help end digital poverty by 2030.
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