Assistive technology is a vital tool for disabled people. Emma recently bought herself a new laptop and goes through 10 accessibility features on MacBook Air.
Tag: Accessibility
NHS App: Modern access to healthcare in England
Access to your medical records, prescriptions and contacting your doctor has become much simplier thanks to the NHS App. Read on to learn how to register and make the most of these healtcare services.
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Accessibility features on TV streaming services for blind and visually impaired people
Accessibility features on TV streaming services are vital tools so that they can enjoy the same experiences as sighted audiences. Emma analyses the accessibility features available and still required.
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10 accessible places to visit after lockdown
While we’re all still in lockdown you can start planning your next accessible day out or weekend away after lockdown. Check out these 10 accessible places to visit suggested by Emma and how to join the access revolution.
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5 Inaccessible Dilemmas for Wheelchair Users on Train Journeys | Guest Blog on Wayfinding
Here is Emma’s guest post on Dr Paul Symonds travel website Wayfinding; sharing her experience of poor accessibility on train journeys.
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Guest Blog: 6Â Ways That We Can Help Improve Route Access for Disabled Users
This guest blog post is written by Dr Paul Symonds who share his research into how to improve route access for disabled users.
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Review: Billy Lockett at The Boileroom, Guildford
Singer-songwriter Billy Lockett performed at The Boileroom in Guildford on 4th February. Read on to see Emma’s review and thoughts on the venue accessibility.
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Review: We Will Rock You at Mayflower Theatre
Emma started her 2020 live music campaign at Mayflower Theatre to see We Will Rock You. Read on to see a brief review and her thoughts on the theatre’s accessibility.
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Guest Blog: Living with Quadriplegic Athetoid Cerebral Palsy
Here is a guest blog by disability blogger Ailsa, from Brains on Wheels, who discusses what it’s like living with Quadriplegic Athetoid Cerebral Palsy.
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My 2019 in review
2019 has been an amazing year, full of achievements, new experiences and plenty of memories. Emma roundsup her highlights and favourite moments of the year.
