Our Courses: A Learning Pool Case Study
We are delighted that Learning Pool have featured us in a case study that shows the strides we have made with our digital accessibility work and e-learning courses.
Training on how to create accessible content at source
Hart District Council are working hard to enhance the accessibility of their website. They recently asked SDS to help them by providing digital accessibility training for their content editors.
A Summer of Accessibility
Whether you’re new to digital accessibility or want to enhance your existing knowledge, there’s something for everyone in this series of four free 45 minute webinars being held every Wednesday in June.
Is your website content meeting customers’ needs?
Teignbridge District Council are working hard to ensure their website content is meeting their customer’s needs. They asked SDS to help them by delivering training for management and content editors.
Moving from a shared network drive to SharePoint
The London Borough of Bexley are replacing their shared network drive with SharePoint. SDS helped to deliver training to prepare staff for the changes. Here are some of the things we liked about SharePoint.
Reducing avoidable contact in Sevenoaks
Sevenoaks District Council are seeing a sustained increase in calls. They asked SDS to help them understand the drivers for the calls and identify any avoidable contact.
New digital accessibility e-learning course
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.
Join us for a Summer of Accessibility
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.
Continue with remote user testing or return to face to face?
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.
Supporting Town and Parish councils to improve their digital accessibility
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.