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Geting people digitaly connected is critical at this current time where affordability and disability can preclude individuals from widening there horizons. With the help of our community partner North Tyneside Disability Forum we packed off a new Ipad for Simon. this will help him with his ongoing online studies and create a better virtual learning environment to accomplish his aims.
Online Learning and Visual Impairments –
This is a guest post from Anna Pilson. Anna is a PhD student at Durham University School of Education. Her ESRC-funded project aims to create a participatory action research model that positions children with a vision impairment as knowledge producers and change agents. She tweets as @pilsonanna. Now that the Covid-19 pandemic has radically altered the […]
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Park View Project engages with its community in ways that enable and empower individuals who have many challenges in remaining safe and security online. Most of all, our volunteer befrienders are there to guide and support you to get the most out out of your digital experience. No matter your disability or vulnerability Park View is there to help you stay safe while maximising your digital footprint.
Weevles Updates Disabled Bloggers Team 