Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy reading our Autumn Newsletter and like me you are inspired by the breadth of activities going on across our amazing Network. The real spirit of Networking is evident in this newsletter with contributions from individuals, organisations, suppliers and services and all with the aim of improving standards for people with additional needs.
There is so much going on, I urge you and your colleagues to engage as much as you can with network opportunities. Are you registered for the TechAbility Conference: Raising Standards? Are you involved with our Special Interest Groups showcasing best practice with Digital Design and Manufacture & Voice Activated Technologies? And what about the VoiceItt beta programme testing project? Would you like to loan a 3D printer free of charge? If you answered yes – great! If the answer was no and you want to find out more get in touch with us, our contact details can be found at the end of the newsletter. There are significant benefits in working collaboratively, if there is an area that you need support with please let us know as there is every chance we’ll be able to help.
Based on feedback from colleagues in some of our Karten Centres, we are re-launching the Mobile Technology Resource (MTR). Special thanks to Martin Pistorius for leading on this and for contributions from Stuart Beveridge (seescape) and Carrie Sant (FitzRoy). We really need your input to grow this resource, details of how are included in the MTR article.
In this edition, we extend a very warm welcome to two new Karten Network Board Directors Paul Doyle and Max Bianconi. We also celebrate the creation of two Karten Centres, ROC College, Part of United Response and St Helen’s CDP Buzz Hub. We are delighted to welcome them all to our Karten Family!
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