The Vodafone Mobile Devices Project
United Kingdom
The Mobile Devices project was a six-month study into the benefits of mobile data and devices for digitally excluded people. …
· Skopje, Macedonia · National
The overall objective of the Center for Assistive Technology (CAT) is to contribute to the active inclusion of persons with disabilities as equal, independent and contributing members of the society, through modern technology use in a manner that supports their personal developme
The Centre for Assistive Technology (Open the Windows, Skopje, Macedonia) provides individualised support for computer/internet use, assistive-technology needs assessment and advisory support to people with physical, intellectual and sensory disabilities, delivered by special educators and an IT specialist.
Open the Windows introduced its assistive-technology model into approximately 10% of Macedonia's mainstream primary schools, and is now piloting a similar exercise in Serbia with local organisation EHO.
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United Kingdom
The Mobile Devices project was a six-month study into the benefits of mobile data and devices for digitally excluded people. …
The initiative helps build a modern and inclusive educational system in Macedonia, based on wide use of ICT by students …
United Kingdom
The Click and Connect centres aim to increase digital access throughout Scottish communities and open up a range of opportunities …
Belgium
sCooledu is a non-profit organisation founded in 2017 with the support of the Digital Belgium Skill Fund. It aims to …
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