Topic: assistive technology

Get 5 real world examples from Partner Technologist for Google & Inclusion at Aspire 2Be, Ryan Evans of how technology tools have transformd teaching and learning across UK schools.

Technology has changed how we learn and work. In both education and the workplace, inclusive technology is helping people to realize their true potential.

The need to prioritize digital accessibility is more important than ever. Before the pandemic, digital accessibility was not a key focus for many businesses or school districts. However, with much of the population now working and learning remotely, digital accessibility is a must-have. Individuals with disabilities must be supported at work and in the classroom.

Our annual Back to School Conference is coming up fast, so we thought we would run you through what you can expect from our free PD event.

When Peter joined SJ's class to resit his Maths GCSE at age 74, she couldn’t have anticipated how much she’d learn.

That's a wrap on this year's pre-summer Teacher PD event! Here's a round-up of what we learned.

Disabled students can get support at university through the Disabled Students' Allowance or DSA. Here's how it works.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, we sat down with 5 teachers to gather their thoughts on the changing landscape of teaching.

Find the right assistive technology tools for concentration, expression and alternative formats

This week ( March 21st - 27th) marks Neurodiversity Celebration Week, an event that celebrates neurodivergent strengths at all stages in life, from school to the workplace.

Discover how Highland schools are using literacy software Read&Write to help all their students achieve.

Work’s where many of us spend a big chunk of our lives. It can be a productive, stimulating place where great things happen. But it’s not without its stresses, strains and challenges that employees face daily.

As the SNP pledge to provide a computer device for every school child, what can Local Authorities and Schools learn from the 72,000+ devices already distributed across Scotland.

70% of users with digital access needs will leave an inaccessible website, taking their spending power to an accessible alternative. The cost of this equates to an estimated £17.1 billion: also known as the click-away pound. Read on to learn how you can tap into this market.

On 20 October, join us for our first ever virtual conference, the Festival of Inclusive Education. Hear from Texthelp's Patrick McGrath on why we're celebrating inclusive education and what his must see sessions are.

Read & Write, aTexthelp product, is an assistive technology that has transformed the learning environment for not only students with dyslexia but English language learners and students with a myriad of literacy challenges.

learn more about some of the key challenges and promising solutions when it comes to state assessments.

We are excited to announce that The Texthelp Group has acquired Wizkids, an edtech company, specialising in accessibility tools and data synchronisation.

Assistive technology can benefit every learner, not just SEN students