When making digital content accessible, adding alternative text to images is key. But in a presentation on Demystifying alternative text for complex images at a […]

I regularly share that I believe good edtech in the classroom has three purposes: it enhances learning, supports teaching, and reduces teacher workload. Another key […]

If you stand near me long enough, I’ll start talking about digital skills and if I had a soapbox, I’d be standing on it. I […]

In this post, we show you how to take a transcript from YouTube and use ChatGPT to remove the line breaks and add punctuation, which […]

In this video walk-through, we show you how you can use Word online to dictate your written feedback. Once dictated, you can then copy and […]

Learn how to use the Color Blindness Simulator to test your visuals for accessibility and inclusion for learners with impaired color vision. The post Test […]

Some topics are of perennial interest and given that technologies are constantly changing there is usually something new to say. Two of the most popular […]

Did you know Edge has added Microsofts Read Aloud and Immersive Reader? To make it an even more accessible web browser. You can now use […]

I first learnt about Virtual Learning Environments almost twenty years ago. As a high school teacher I attended a training session on a ‘platform’ designed […]

What can ensure each user has a good experience on our website? Accessibility. Check out how you can make your site accessible to everyone. The […]

In my house, there’s often a conflict of interest in what we want to watch on the TV. We have a very simple way to […]