Expert Resources: techsharepro
These are the items that relate to techsharepro found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Annie Mannion | 08 May 2024Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024 is the perfect excuse for you to shape up your organisation's digital accessibility skills. We have some ideas for you!
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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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Freya Robinson | 11 May 2023All the ways AbilityNet is celebrating the twelfth annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day this week.
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Kelly Chan | 11 Oct 2022Now in its sixth year, AbilityNet TechShare Pro takes place online on 15, 16 and 17 November 2022. Be part of Europe’s largest gathering of accessibility and inclusion professionals and their allies, connecting experts from across sectors.
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Kelly Chan | 18 May 2022All the ways AbilityNet is celebrating the eleventh annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day this week.
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Kelly Chan | 09 Nov 2021Hear from an amazing lineup of global business leaders by registering for a free keynote-only pass.
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catherine.grinyer@abilitynet.org.uk | 22 Oct 2021AbilityNet TechShare Pro is Europe’s biggest event for accessibility and inclusive design and is back for a fifth year - taking place online on 16, 17 and 18 November 2021. It brings together digital accessibility and inclusion specialists from Europe and beyond, with three days of inspirational...
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Annie Mannion | 10 Aug 2021Our 50th TechShare Procast episode features Ursula Dolton of British Heart Foundation discussing accessibility and inclusion.
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Annie Mannion | 05 Jul 2021Ursula Dolton, Chief Technology Officer at British Heart Foundation (BHF) shares her insights into how diversity and inclusion in the workplace has changed over the last 10 years.
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Annie Mannion | 03 Jun 2021Get insights from Richard Morton of the UK government's Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO), which monitors and enforces UK legislation on web and app accessibility.
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