Many local authorities in Kent, Sussex and Surrey are now accessing our new digital accessibility e-learning course. Here is some more information about the course. We hope this course will be helpful for you and your organisation too.
Whether you are new to digital accessibility or looking for ways to further embed accessibility in your organisation’s culture and working practices, there’s something for everyone in this series of eight 45 minute webinars being held between May to July.
As the restrictions on where we work are lifting, lots of us are reflecting on the ways we used to work and how we will work in the future.
There are around 10,000 local parish, town, community, and neighbourhood councils in England. These work hard to provide services that meet the needs of their residents and improve community well-being.
Many changes have taken place over the last few years and so the aim of this project is to explore whether current processes are still fit for purpose, whether they can be digitised or indeed whether they are still needed.
Many of our partner organisations have been working hard to create a culture of accessibility throughout their organisations.
Sevenoaks, Central Bedfordshire and Tonbridge and Malling have all asked us to help with this by delivering several virtual, live and interactive group sessions to introduce digital accessibility.
SDS have been delivering live and interactive training courses to Project Managers across Ashford Borough Council introducing them to agile ways of working.
SDS have reviewed the East Sussex Building Control Partnership’s business processes, to explore ways to enhance customer experience and improve efficiency.
SDS have developed an e-learning course on how to create accessible Word and PDF documents for online publication.
SDS recently delivered two live and interactive courses on user research and customer journey mapping for Wealden District Council staff via MS Teams.