Good Practices

The "RoboBraille SMART Alternate Media" project aims is to explore new, smarter and simpler methods for preparing and creating teaching and learning materials in alternative formats (e.g. digital Braille, audio books, e-books and other accessible documents) using RoboBraille and other relevant...

This seminar explores, through questions and concrete cases, ways of considering the accessibility in establishments open to the public and cultural and heritage establishments in accord with the Programmed Accessibility Agenda (Ad'AP)...

The Swedish Educational Broadcasting Company, UR, has produced three seasons of the TV show "Seniorsurfarna" featuring famous Swedish people using digital services. In the form of entertainment, this series can help the target audience understand the benefits and learn more about...

Sensus has developed a series of flexible e-learning courses related to digital accessibility. The courses are relevant for both individuals and larger workgroups that need new knowledge on digital accessibility. The courses can be completed by participants in their desired speed and schedule...

Since October 2023, Info-Handicap has introduced a new assistance service to empower people with special needs to (re)use public transportation. The assistant helps and supports people with disabilities to have more safety when using public transportation. It's possible to learn how to overcome...

SVOE, the Hungarian Deaf-blind Association's interpreting service provides communication barrier-free services for deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind people, as well as people with communication impairments and special communication needs...

State Fund for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled provides training courses in the use of specialized computer programs to simplify documents and methods of communication with clients. Simple language is a set of rules and good practices for creating understandable texts...

On June 4, 2021, Slovenia's National Assembly made a significant amendment to the country's Constitution, recognizing Slovenian sign language along with the sign languages of the Hungarian and Italian national minorities. This change places Slovenia among a select few European countries...

The web portal “Pridem.si” is the first and the only Slovenian web directory, intended for people with physical disabilities to inform about the accessibility of public-use buildings. Additionally, the portal collects accessible locations, such as restaurants, coffee bars, shops, theatres, movies...