AbilityNet: ICT & special education needs
AbilityNet have produced a guide to procurement of accessible ICT. Aimed at schools and local authorities it has a range of questions that would be sensible to ask if you were procuring ICT for a telecentre and wanted to guarantee accessibility within the specification.Authors: AbilityNet
Contributed by: David Banes
Tags: abilitynet, accessibility, management tools
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Reply by Ian Clifford on 7 November 2008 at 9:34am
Hi David
this will be really useful for me. Many thanks for posting
Ian
Reply by Gabi Barna on 13 November 2008 at 12:03pm
Hi David,
Indeed, the material published here is very useful and I will point our schools and centres to it. Would it be Ok if parts of the text was translated into Romanian by us, citing obviously the source?
Gabi
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