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Supporting Disabled People's Independence With Digital Skills in the Community

Emily Redmond¹, James Richardson¹

¹Good Things Foundation, UK.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|September 7, 2017

Abstract:

This presentation discusses research by Good Things Foundation with community organisations supporting disabled people within the national Online Centres network, to explore the barriers to digital inclusion (DI) they face. The research informed a handbook to help similar organisations get disabled people online.

Keywords:

Disability accessibility assistive technology blended learning community learning digital inclusion and e-inclusion self-advocacy social exclusion technology adoption

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