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About the repository

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The Include Repository of Accessible Digital Tools is a platform of digital tools and resources that can be used to promote inclusive education in online and blended learning settings. This repository includes resources for the creation and presentation of accessible digital content. Alongside providing accessibility solutions for specific user needs and disabilities, it also aims to provide tools for use in high and low-resource environments.

Who is this for?

  • People working in the field of education at any level, including VET and adult education
  • Learners with or without disabilities, their families and support service providers
  • National and local authorities
  • European institutions
  • Social care organisations
  • Cultural organisations
  • Medical care providers
  • Small-scale businesses (SMEs, micro-enterprises, self-employed), who want to be more accessible for their customers but have limited technical support/awareness.
 

The objectives

This platform aims to provide a single catalogue of tools and resources, in one location, for teaching professionals and students to make their content more accessible or more easily access teaching materials. With the tools on this platform users can:
  • Produce content in more accessible formats.
  • Better meet the special education needs of learners.
  • Be empowered to access learning materials more independently
This platform has been developed by EASPD and the Inclusive University Digital Education (InclUDE) project the financial support of the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. For questions and comments, please contact us here.

About the InclUDE Project

This repository has been developed through the Inclusive University Digital Education (InclUDE) project. The InclUDE project aims to promote the realisation of accessible and inclusive higher education opportunities for students with special educational needs. To achieve this goal the project has three key aims: The project is funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union under the project number 2020-1-UK01-KA226-HE-094428. The project is coordinated by the University of Wolverhampton (UK) with Universität Klagenfurt  (Austria), Université Rennes II (France) and the European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities (Belgium) as partners.