Feeling Swell: innovations in Health for learners with low vision
Enhanced X-rays, detachable models and tactile paper for ECGs help meet accessibility requirements in Acute Physiotherapy Care.
Enhanced X-rays, detachable models and tactile paper for ECGs help meet accessibility requirements in Acute Physiotherapy Care.
In the final instalment of this 3-part series, Shaun Bell suggests a GenAI-supported process for reflective writing.
Prompting with GenAI tools can act as cognitive scaffolds for learners challenged by formal processes.
Learn how to manage the complexities of live presentations while ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all participants.
In the first part of a new series, Shaun Bell explores the opportunities and risks of GenAI tools supporting diverse learners.
Good colour contrast is something that everyone can benefit from. Refine your colour skills with these quick accessibility tips.
After another year of consulting on accessibility, here are the key messages from the Student Learning Advisory Committee.
To use emojis effectively for all readers, use them sparingly and never in place of a word.
A UTS student shares their experience of living with a speech disability.
UTS counsellor Isabella Choi shares guidance on how to respond if you think a student may be struggling with mental health.