What is Accessibility?

Accessibility is about making changes or adjustments to computers so they are easier for the user to access. All organisations need to ensure that their computers can be made accessible to those who have difficulty reading the screen, problems using the keyboard and mouse, or reading and writing difficulties. In most cases this can be achieved through making minor low cost changes to system settings, or adding low cost alternative kit.

Cambridge OnLine - Accessibility Champion

In 2006 the ICT Hub commissioned an Accessibility Champion in each region - Cambridge OnLine is the Accessibility Champion for the East of England, working closely with the Regional ICT Champion, Paul Ruskin of Advice For Life, to continue providing Accessibility Advice into 2008.

How we can help
Cambridge OnLine is able to provide a range of FREE ICT accessibility help and support services for third sector groups.
Support includes:
· Accessibility Assessments for individuals
· Training Resources and Materials
· Tailored Accessibility Training
· Loan of Alternative Technology Kit
· Hands on experience / exchange visits
· Email Support Desk
· Signposting to more help
 
Getting in touch
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