Develop a Computer Science curriculum that integrates students with visual and hearing impairments.
Provide tools and training for academic staff to better support diverse learners.
Connect academics and curriculum designers across Europe to share ideas and expertise.
Promote the idea that Computer Science is a career path for everyone.
We will curate and develop accessible teaching materials, create an international community of Practice and an online platform to share these resources, and will conduct outreach activities to promote participation in Computer Science.
The university is specialised in accessibility and inclusive education, creating resources for students with dyslexia and autism. Their experience includes European projects like Inclusion4EU, MOOCAP, and Ethics4EU, and we host a research community on Computer Science, ethics, and accessibility.
The university supports students with special needs, particularly those with mobility, hearing, or vision impairments. Their notable contributions include developing the "Online Notes" system for real-time transcription and translation during lectures and creating personalised study adjustments for students with disabilities.
The university specialises in assistive technologies, eAccessibility, and user-centred design. They operate the "Institute Integriert Studieren" to support students with disabilities, organise the renowned ICCHP conference on accessibility, and have been involved in over 120 projects on accessibility and inclusion.
The institute specialises in education and support for deaf and deafblind individuals. They run accessibility programs for cultural institutions and public services, manage a recording studio for sign language content, and participate in European projects on accessibility and disability inclusion.
Technological University Dublin
Contact person: Claudia Rivera
Email address: claudia.rivera@tudublin.ie
