Delivering Assistive Technology Services across Europe without barriers : New Opportunities - New Options
AbilityNet will be delivering a free workshop atthe Vienna eInclusion conference on how to support disabled users through technology.
This workshop explores how new communication and collaboration tools are helping to deliver assistive technology services directly to disabled people. The use of such tools offers providers the opportunity to reach more people, regardless of location whilst reducing costs and environmental impact. AbilityNet has been delivering advice, assessments of need, training and support throughout the UK and Internationally through this model for the past 5 years and the workshop will review the lessons learnt and opportunities for replication across Europe and beyond.
The workshop is at 11.30 on 30/11 and we would be delighted to meet any telecentres europe members who are attending
If you are able to join us please email david.banes@abilitynet.org.uk to let us know
David Banes
Director of Development
AbilityNet
This workshop explores how new communication and collaboration tools are helping to deliver assistive technology services directly to disabled people. The use of such tools offers providers the opportunity to reach more people, regardless of location whilst reducing costs and environmental impact. AbilityNet has been delivering advice, assessments of need, training and support throughout the UK and Internationally through this model for the past 5 years and the workshop will review the lessons learnt and opportunities for replication across Europe and beyond.
The workshop is at 11.30 on 30/11 and we would be delighted to meet any telecentres europe members who are attending
If you are able to join us please email david.banes@abilitynet.org.uk to let us know
David Banes
Director of Development
AbilityNet
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