James Hall

ALT A bright orange hexagon has “National SEND & Inclusion Conference” within it. Adjacent text reads “Visit HeX Productions on 12 March where our team are providing: Free accessibility health checks, Live assistive tech demos, and VR empathy lab experiences.”

ALT a dark purple background has a large white question mark across it with the text "questions about digital accessibility in education?", with the Education 4 All logo underneath and the url www.horlix.com

ALT An Education 4 All poster with the title "are you learning materials inclusive?" which is then broken down into four sections looking at ways to make content easy to navigate, understand, view, and digest.

ALT The title "Breaking down barriers in education due to poor digital accessibility" is in a purple hexagon above a class of students. In the forefront is a young Asian boy, who is a wheelchair user and is wearing a bright yellow t-shirt and a hearing aid. The boy is using a tablet to access learning resources.

ALT a secondary school student, who is a wheelchair user, is in front of a desk listening to audio through a headset from his tablet and taking notes. Below in a purple hexagon is the text "A guide to creating inclusive learning resources" next to the Education 4 All logo and URL www.horlix.com

ALT BSL greetings - Hello: Wave hand left and right at the near side of your head. How are you: With flat hands, fingers run up your chest and then hands move forward into a thumbs up. Sorry: A closed fist makes a circular motion on the chest. Thank you: Use a flat hand, with your fingertips on your chin. Move your hand down away from your body. Good: A closed hand, with a thumb up, is thrusted forward. Morning: Right hand bent, fingertips tap left far side of chest, then right far side of chest.