Tech For All: our online accessibility conference

What do Kindle, BBC fonts, and the neurology of reading have in common? What are good captions? Where is Microsoft going next?

Visually impaired users talk about their accessibility experiences, and how to manage teaching technologies if you and your students are neurodiverse.

UAL staff only: What does digital accessibility mean to you? We will look at definitions of accessibility, laws, implications and testing.

Create your own captions, learn to describe your images and see how to navigate accessibility in IT projects.

UAL staff only: Part 2 will take place on Wednesday 3 February from 10am - 12pm. You should only need to book once for both parts.

Where graphic design, typography and accessibility meet; learn how to test your website; how UAL embed accessibility on their web pages.

Find out how you can use Read&Write to support your students with English as an additional language, as well as how to run accessible meetings and explore the benefits of multilingual captioning.

Students only: discover tools to help you manage references; use technology to read faster and smarter; effective note taking.

UAL staff only: it’s all about Moodle. Enhance your documents' accessibility; create and publish more inclusive content, tips for academics.

Discover how Brain in Hand helps users remember information. Discover tech for users with hearing impairment. Learn where you can find resources to help you use new assistive technology.

Students only: get organised, stay focused and write academically.

Wellbeing: from technology addiction to therapy apps.