MAPS EDI Lunch Hour - Digital Accessibility: How to make teaching materials more accessible
The next MAPS Lunch Hour Conversation will take place on 30th January 2024. We welcome Ben Watson and Georgia Mann from the Digital Accessibility Team to discuss Digital Accessibility: How to make teaching materials more accessible.
MAPS EDI Lunch Hour - Digital Accessibility: How to make teaching materials more accessible
30 Jan 2024, 13:00 – 14:00
The aim of this MAPS Lunch Hour Conversation is to learn more about why accessibility matters and how to implement measures in line with the Digital Accessibility Policy. As well as practical guidance on the accessibility fundamentals for all content creation, and specific support for STEMM content.
We look forward to welcoming Ben Watson and Georgia Mann from the Digital Accessibility Team.
- The event will follow in a Q&A format, where the audience can also submit questions and discuss.
- All staff and students in UCL are welcome to attend.
The event is via Zoom. Please ensure you register using the link above. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the event.
About the Speakers
Ben started UCL in January 2022; a former law librarian and qualified teacher, he has a passion for inclusive design. Ben has experience of working with all UK education sectors and many years of experience in working to improve both the physical and digital accessibility of educational organisations.
Georgia joined UCL in January 2023; Georgia coordinates the team’s projects, communications and events to support the wider Digital Accessibility strategy. She has previously worked at an accessibility consultancy specialising in accessible social media and communications.
Further information
Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL staff
Availability
Yes
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