Solving problems of inclusion and equalityAt eQuality Time we believe that the more transparent an organisation is, the more effective it will be. One of the things we’d like to be more transparent about is the funding application process. We’ve just sent off one to Sir Halley Stewart Trust so we wanted to share the application here (Some personal […]
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has handed down a very important decision on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act…. Its reasoning appears to be very broad. If I’m reading it correctly, it says that if you tell people not to visit your website, and they do it anyway knowing you disapprove, […]
A quick note to tell readers that Flowers for Turing 2016 completed recently. The total raised was around £2050, almost trebling last years total! You can read more about the event – including photos, videos, and roll of honour, on the Flowers for Turing subsite.
Two cool CommuniKate things to tell you about! Website We’ve updated the CommuniKate website: communikate.equalitytime.co.uk It was something we thought carefully about for a while, but we wanted a site that focused on the ‘things that help’ rather than the ‘story about the things that help’. The blog aspects have gone (news and development will […]
At eQuality Time we believe that the more transparent an organisation is, the more effective it will be. One of the things we’d like to be more transparent about is the funding application process. We’ve just put in a bid to the Arts Council: here is the way that I described it to the […]
Today we’re going to go into a little bit of detail about a choice we made when building our test version of the Open Voice Factory. One of the unusual things about the video we put out a few months back is the choice of using PowerPoint to edit AAC pagesets. We’d like to talk […]
Some of you may remember the truely awesome post from Kate Ganim from Superhero Cyborgs (If you didn’t you should go back and read the post). One of my ambitions for some time has been to bring the project over to the UK and this weekend past I made the time to properly write a […]
It’s the time of year for the Flowers for Turing project! In 2013, we thought we were going to do something small and cute. We thought we were going to lay a few flowers at Alan Turing’s statue. We ended up doing something that was incredibly successful and touched thousands and thoughts of people (You […]
The Royal Society of Chemistry have just put up a disability-focused report I wrote for them. The report was interesting to research and write, and the team were smart and fun to work with. I’d like to use this post to show some good practice things that the RSC did that I’d like other large […]
We’re kicking AzuleJoe development up a gear over the summer. We’ve got a schedule to keep for the Nesta Prize we won and we also want to be able to show off cool things at ISAAC 2016. Right now there are three major tasks to attack: Full implementation of special commands Currently, as you will […]