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. A little while ago we put out a post about a new project we were putting together looking at children missing […]
Two new shows have been prepared for Supertitle this week: Danger Mouse: Megahutz Attacks Eve: S02E12 Eve is for medium to advanced groups who can fill in their own speaker information. As a note – there has been some behind-the-scenes changes and groups should now be able to edit without logging in. All episodes are […]
New shows have been prepared for Supertitle this week: Spot-Bots: cosmo the astronaut Clangers: Crystal Trees (S01E09) Andy’s Dinosaur Adventures: Allosaurus and Salt (S01E20) Andy’s Dinosaur Adventure: T-Rex and Roar (S01E19) Life in the Air: Crowded Skies Eastenders (19/4/16) As a couple of notes – Spot-Bots and Andy’s adventures are testing files – so the […]
We had our Children in Need grant interview for the Supertitle project today. It was interesting – the interviewer was thorough, and I certainly expect that any project with problems would have fallen to bits in the 90 minutes. Even thought (I like to think) we have a sound project I was caught out by […]
This week I’m at CIES in Vancouver. I thought I’d share my first thoughts. It’s a conference for people to share research. The first thing I would say is that the people are better than the research. I see sample sizes that are very small – but when the sample is collected from people running […]
So this is my lunch from a little while ago. Normally this is the sort of thing that wouldn’t even make my own blog, but in this case it’s important. I was contacted a little while ago about an eating disorder project – people in recovery, their friends, families and other people around the issue […]
Last year, I gave a talk at the University of York about the Flowers for Turing project. Here’s the video that’s just been released. Hope you all enjoy it.
We’ve been doing a lot of user-engagement with various stakeholders in AAC recently and a couple of things got highlighted that we’ve been worrying about for a while. These included many people who would benefit from AAC being outside the ‘AAC community’, and a general lack of AAC information in the public eye. We’d […]
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So it’s time for another series of interviews. I’ve actually been working on this one for a while but schedules being schedules, it’s only now that we’ve reached the point were it has come together. This one is a little bit more subtle than previous series; when I interviewed the Minister for Disability, his […]