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Feeling Swell: innovations in Health for learners with low vision

By Chris Girdler,

Enhanced X-rays, detachable models and tactile paper for ECGs help meet accessibility requirements in Acute Physiotherapy Care.

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Neurodivergence and GenAI, part 3: making reflective practice work for us

By Shaun Bell,

In the final instalment of this 3-part series, Shaun Bell suggests a GenAI-supported process for reflective writing.

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Neurodivergence and GenAI, part 2: the art of procedural wayfinding

By Shaun Bell,

Prompting with GenAI tools can act as cognitive scaffolds for learners challenged by formal processes.

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Prepping for cognitive load: how to keep your balance in live presentations

By Jenny Wallace,

Learn how to manage the complexities of live presentations while ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all participants.

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Neurodivergence and GenAI, part 1: support, on our own terms

By Shaun Bell,

In the first part of a new series, Shaun Bell explores the opportunities and risks of GenAI tools supporting diverse learners.

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Clearer, bolder: new colour contrast features in Office365

By Florence Borbe,

Good colour contrast is something that everyone can benefit from. Refine your colour skills with these quick accessibility tips.

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Ask students: our best advice for accessible learning

By Katie Duncan,

After another year of consulting on accessibility, here are the key messages from the Student Learning Advisory Committee.

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Is using emojis okay for accessibility and inclusion?

By Chris Girdler,

To use emojis effectively for all readers, use them sparingly and never in place of a word.

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The importance of accessibility, as a non-speaking person

By Education Portfolio,

A UTS student shares their experience of living with a speech disability.

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Supporting our students’ mental health: risks, recognition and referral

By Isabella Choi,

UTS counsellor Isabella Choi shares guidance on how to respond if you think a student may be struggling with mental health.

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