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The technological advancement we experienced in the last few years has brought a wide range of new opportunities in the education of learners with disabilities, aiming to reinforce the improvements made so far towards fully inclusive education systems. Persons with disabilities often face barriers that restrict them from participating in… Continue Reading Join ENTELIS+ digital accessibility networking event and Workshop in EASPD’s 25th Anniversary Conference at Brussels

On this page we provide communication materials to help create a buzz about the Right to connect campaign. It is time for a change: digital participation is a right! The digital divide must be bridged! Take online action now sharing the hashtag #righttoconnectnow on your social networks! The Right to… Continue Reading Download and Share the “Right to connect now” communication materials!

The process of digitalisation has affected and will continue to affect every aspect of our lives, opening up new opportunities for growth, work and prosperity. To ensure that everyone has the possibility to fully exploit the potential of digitalisation, there is a need to bridge the digital divide. Since digitalisation… Continue Reading Success factors on building strong partnerships to bridge the digital divide

The digital revolution has altered the way we live, learn, stay connected, and work in society.  Digital skills are a necessity for all to participate in different areas of life and the attainment of such skills can lead to endless new possibilities for people to grow. However, the digital divide… Continue Reading New ENTELIS+ factsheets highlight the importance of digital skills for persons with disabilities and older people.

Digitalization brings opportunities that allow us to live our daily lives differently. It has made it possible for us to be connected at a time when traveling, meeting, and working have been completely paralyzed. Indeed, digitalization has changed our lives and it has provided us with new ways of working… Continue Reading Right to connect now, right to work!

AAATE has launched a new Call for collaborative work  with the specific objective to develop a competence framework for educators, teachers, trainers that support learners with disabilities to develop digital skills. AIAS Bologna, The European University of Cyprus, The University of Linz are already working on that. If you want… Continue Reading Open call for collaborative work

Assistive Technology plays an important role in initiatives of organisations like the WHO, the WIPO and networks such as AAATE and GAATO. The European Commission, in its recently launched Disability Strategy 2020-2030, has embraced Digital Accessibility as the main gateway to an inclusive society. EASPD organize a webinar series on… Continue Reading Assistive Technology: From policy to practice

The powerful and easily available technological tools we have today offer a variety of opportunities that can transform the pedagogical sector through the adoption of learner-centred teaching approaches. This advancement in technology brought forward a wide range of new opportunities in the education of learners with disabilities, aiming to reinforce… Continue Reading Contact our local partners to become an ENTELIS+ training materials tester!

Technological change has always expanded people’s possibilities by creating new opportunities and accelerating progress. The list of everyday life examples demonstrating how technology has made our lives easier is endless and wide-ranging. This is particularly true when we consider how the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the benefits of digitalisation.  However,… Continue Reading Success factors on digital accessibility have been published!

On the 22nd of April 2021, the ENTELIS+ project partners met online instead visiting Saint John of God Community Services in Ireland. Even though partners regretted that they still can not meet in person it was a very fruitful meeting. In this phase of the project the first results of… Continue Reading ENTELIS+ 3rd Project Meeting