PlanAccess: A new methodology for the educational and cultural sectors

Submitted by abel on 16 December

What is PlanAccess, winner of the First Call for Disruptive Solutions (2024)? Discover more about this new methodology based on research for the educational and cultural sectors, which has just received funding from the Government of Catalonia to continue the study funded by AccessCat Network.

Researcher Irene Hermosa, in a classroom at the Poblenou campus of Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
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Now available the free online training capsules from the AccessCat Network

Submitted by abel on 18 November

The 15x15: Accessibility November and 6x15: Accessibility June series, organised by AccessCat and led by researchers from the network’s research groups, aim to raise awareness, delve deeper into, and teach basic concepts of accessibility across various fields such as culture, heritage, technology, and communication. In total, they consist of 21 episodes, each lasting 15 minutes.

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Discover the accessibility technologies developed by the AccessCat research groups

Submitted by abel on 18 November

Are you interested in exploring new accessibility technologies for your organisation, institution, or business? The AccessCat Demos are now available—online demonstrations of the accessibility technologies developed by the CLiC, MiA, QURBIS, and ReLaTe research groups.

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This training capsule is titled "Tips for a Successful Pitch." Presented by ARTV PR & Comms Studio. In Catalan.

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