Remix Play in Trinidad
Posted by sarnab75
Did a keynote speech and ran a workshop at the Play for Outstanding Results event in Trinidad and Tobago last year in Dec. It was great to engage with the industrial community with playful methodology for thinking about game plan for solving problems and challenges. My keynote address was very much about unpicking the…
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Placing my bet on BETT [Reblogged]
Posted by sarnab75
The BETT exhibition is a great place to discover new tools and to horizon scan trends that are going mainstream and that are upcoming. The use of lego Mindstorm is part of the lesson plan topic for the Beaconing piloting and it was good to have a hands on experience. Jayne, Aikaterini and…
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Keeping up to date with Assistive Technology in Mainstream Media
Posted by Hands Free Computing
On Thursday 24th of November 2016, Head of Operations Theresa Pruvost attended the second ATEC Conference at Mercure Sheffield St Paul’s Hotel. Theresa says, “It was really interesting to listen to speaker Hector Minto, who is Senior Technology Evangelist for Accessibility at Microsoft. He talked about how Microsoft are embedding accessibility into all…
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The dire state of the Greek agricultural sector
Posted by Olivier Heidmann
The Greek farming sector remains unusually big by European standards, with 13 percent of the population working in this sector. Greece has the most farmers per capita after Romania, which might represent an issue in a country mainly constituted of hills, mountain, islands and very few valleys. A direct consequence to those geographic…
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A Technology enhanced Further Education (FE) project
Posted by Theo Lim
An estimated £0.6 billion is spent annually on the Repair and Maintenance of pre-1919 buildings, and an important part of this procedure includes stone replacement e.g. recent figures on the proposed Glasgow school of art restoration estimated that 10% of the overall cost (£25-35 million) will be made available for stone work repairs.…
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