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AHVIIT-ACCESS Project Description

Picture of blind person working with a T3, Talking Tactile TabletAHVIIT-ACCESS (Audio Haptics for Visually Impaired Information Technology) project seeks to improve the inclusion of workers or trainees with sight loss in vocational training programmes using visual materials, by delivering these in a non visual format that is touch and sound. The project will design, produce and test pilot learning materials as well as create an online training programme for teachers.

Pilot Course Material

- Three pilot sets of Talking Tactile overlay course materials produced and evaluated covering topics from widely differing industry sectors, these include:
- Sports Massage,
- Food Hygiene & Basic Cookery Skills,
- Basic Computer Awareness and Operation (Produced in both German and English)

Talking Tactile overlays are the mechanism for accessing graphical information in an audio format.

The course materials will proactively enable and support people with disabilities to gain new skills or up-grade their existing skills in the work place.

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News
[AHVIIT Finalist in Access IT Awards 2008 ]

[AHVIIT attends AUTONOMIA EXPO 2008 in Athens ]

 
Events
[Conference and Workshop on Assistive Technologies for People with Vision and Hearing Impairments : Past Successes and Future Challenges ]

[Tactile Graphics 2008 ]

[21st World Congress Rehabilitation International Disability Rights and Social Participation : Ensuring a Society for All ]

 
Articles
[AHVIIT-ACCESS 3rd Newsletter (final) ]

[AHVIIT-ACCESS 2nd Newsletter ]

[AHVIIT-ACCESS 1st Newsletter ]

[Links under the theme of training of blind people ]

[LT: Speaking up for the blind ]

[Filming for the AHVIIT-ACCESS DVD ]

 
 
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission and specifically from the Leonardo Da Vinci programme of DG Education and Culture. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
 
 
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