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HI Ann,
Have you had a copy of the paper referred to below ?  Thanks
 

Alison 

Alison Stewart 
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Association [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Simon Ball
Sent: 21 May 2009 10:59
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Subject: Inclusive use of Technology briefing



Dear Colleagues

 

Your attention and action please!

 

This week we have mailed out to all HEIs (the FE dissemination will
follow shortly) our new Senior Manager Briefing resulting from 18
months' research under the Technology Change for Inclusion project: "12
Steps towards Embedding Inclusive Practice with Technology as a Whole
Institution Culture". (Thanks again to all of you who contributed to the
research).

 

A hard copy of this Briefing has been sent to the PVC (Academic) or
equivalent, along with four further hard copies to be given to the Heads
of Staff Development, Learning Technology, IT/Networks and
Disability/Student Support (or equivalents). The reasoning behind this
madness is that one of the key findings from the research, and therefore
one of the 12 Steps in the Briefing, is that the most successfully
inclusive use of technology occurs where the PVC leads key
collaborations between these four roles. 

 

I am alerting members of the SEDA list because I am certain that in many
institutions these Briefings will not successfully move from the PVC's
desk to the desks of the Heads of Staff Development and other key
colleagues listed above without prompting - please do pass this email
onto your Head of Staff Development if this is not you! Please could I
prevail upon you to contact your PVC within the next week or so, to ask
for your copy of the Briefing and thereby encourage the key
collaborations from your end? Of course I will happily email you a copy
of the Briefing upon request, but the point of the exercise is to draw
this issue to the attention of the PVC, so if you could try that route
first and come back to me if you fail to acquire your copy, that would
be ideal.

 

For those of you in Scotland the official launch of the Briefing takes
place Wednesday 27th May at e-Inclusion Scotland at Glasgow Caledonian
University.

 

Many thanks in advance for pursuing this for me - and if you
successfully obtain your copy of the Briefing for working on the 12
Steps within! Of course I am always willing to advise further on any
activities you undertake in pursuit of the aims of the Briefing, and
would be grateful for any feedback.

 

Best regards

Simon

 

Dr Simon Ball

Senior Advisor

JISC TechDis Service

Supporting the education sector in achieving greater accessibility and
inclusion by stimulating innovation and providing expert advice and
guidance on disability and technology.

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