Access to technology
We use technology to keep in touch with our friends and family, to spend time with them (eg gaming) and make new friends. To make this happen, we need access to the right devices, to learn how to use them safely and not put our own or anyone else’s safety at risk.
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Digital inclusion and support guides for supported people and support workers
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Browse digital inclusion resources for people who have learning disabilities or are autistic. Use the filters to find the resources you need. Many resources are available in easy read.
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AbilityNet
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· Free technology support
· Consultants who help organisations ensure their digital services are accessible and comply with law · Workplace services – work with employees and employers to help disabled people achieve their full potential in employment, · Free webinars, factsheets and other online resources to learn more about accessibility, disability and technology |
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Spectrum Gaming
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Online gaming community for autistic young people
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TEC-LD Research Project, Sheffield University |
Digital technology and social care for adults with learning disabilities
Enhancing Transparency, Explainability and Consent in Technology for adults with learning disabilities (TEC-LD)
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Digital Skills FrameworkSkills for Care |
Free resource to help support the development of digital skills across the adult social care workforce.
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Big Life Adventure |
Big Life Adventure is a safe social media space for people with learning disabilities and autistic people.
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