Projects
Project
Accessible Digital Futures (ADF) is a project exploring how digital technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), can transform accessibility in higher education.
The aim is to stimulate conversations that will inform policy, procurement, adoption, and development of digital technologies that promote accessibility across the sector.
Objectives
The first ADF workshop identified six objectives:
1. Promote digital and AI skills
2. Devise and adopt a sectoral procurement standards framework
3. Ensure student input
4. Devise and adopt human-centred policies
5. Facilitate sectoral collaboration
6. Build institutional capacity
Activities
The first workshop on AI, Accessibility, and Higher Education: Unlocking the Potential was held in London on 28 February 2024. You can find the workshop report here.
Upcoming events:
An online conversation in April 2024
An in-person workshop on procurement in June 2024
More information can be found at the ADF project page here.
Project Team
The project partners are the Glenlead Centre and Jisc.
The project s co-chaired by Dr Ann Kristin Glenster (annkristin@glenlead.com) and Kellie Mote (kellie.mote@jisc.ac.uk)
If you would like to know more or join in the conversation, please get in touch.
