Expert Resources: accessibility
These are the items that relate to accessibility found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Emma Wheeler | 30 Jun 2022It has been shown that there are many benefits to creating an empathetic workplace. From our recent webinar with Intuit and HS2 leaders, we've compiled eight top tips that you can implement in your own organisations to help you bring empathy into your workplace, products and services.
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Kelly Chan | 16 Jun 2022Lots of people know how to create accessible web pages. Creating accessible emails can be just as easy. Read some top tips on how to make sure your next email is accessible.
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Emma Wheeler | 09 Jun 2022In this free webinar on 19 July 2022, AbilityNet, and University of Greenwich lecturer and STAART lead discuss accessibility and inclusion in HE workplaces.
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Mark Walker | 08 Jun 2022New research conducted by accessibility agency BarrierBreak delves into in-house accessibility teams.
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Emma Wheeler | 27 May 2022AbilityNet has been awarded 14th in the top 50 Inspiring Workplaces awards, 2022.
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Mark Walker | 11 May 2022How did easyJet, TUI, British Airways, Jet2 and Ryanair apps fare with our blind screenreader user?
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Saba Salman | 27 Apr 2022Sympathy and empathy are often confused. But empathy fuels connection and sympathy drives disconnection, so knowing the difference between feeling sorry for someone and truly understanding their perspective is key to driving inclusion.
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Emma Wheeler | 25 Apr 2022This webinar on the 24th May will help answer these three questions: Why empathy is important? How to build a culture of empathy? Key leadership skills to build empathy in your team?
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Annie Mannion | 05 Apr 2022AbilityNet has launched a selection of courses that will provide attendees with a deep dive into the experiences of people of living with different disabilities and impairments. The courses focus on visual, hearing, physical, mental health and neurodiversity barriers.
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Alex.Barker | 14 Feb 2022Did you know that for every 10 disabled users encountering barriers online, on average only one will complain about issues they encounter, and the other nine will give up or take their business elsewhere? (Click Away Pound research).* This is often because the process of providing feedback can be...
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