 Just like buildings have access requirements, like ramps, lifts, and accessible toilets, websites have accessibility requirements too, like closed captions, alternative text, and color contrast.

Host Rosie Putland discovers the challenges students with low digital literacy face at school and university and how new improvements in technologies like text to speech are making a difference. 

Rosie and Darren Britt from Australian Disability Clearing House on Education and Training (ADCET) demonstrate some of the incredible technology students are using to boost their learning.

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Talent: Darren Britt
Host: Rosie Putland
Producer: Rosie Putland / Honor Marino


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Just like buildings have access requirements, like ramps, lifts, and accessible toilets, websites have accessibility requirements too, like closed captions, alternative text, and color contrast.
Host Rosie Putland discovers the challenges students with low digital literacy face at school and university and how new improvements in technologies like text to speech are making a difference. 
Rosie and Darren Britt from Australian Disability Clearing House on Education and Training (ADCET) demonstrate some of the incredible technology students are using to boost their learning.
Australian Disability Clearing House on Education and Training
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Why are so many Tasmanians illiterate, and what’s being done about it?

Four disabled storytellers uncover the uplifting stories of Tasmanians who are working hard to improve literacy stats in Tasmania.  Each episode reveals heartfelt stories of passion and dedication for lifting literacy across Tasmania. From a Dolly Parton lover to an alien called Bic.

Why are so many Tasmanians illiterate, and what’s being done about it?
Four disabled storytellers uncover the uplifting stories of Tasmanians who are working hard to improve literacy stats in Tasmania.  Each episode reveals heartfelt stories of passion and dedication for lifting literacy across Tasmania. From a Dolly Parton lover to an alien called Bic.

Literacy Legends

Why are so many Tasmanians illiterate, and what’s being done about it?
Four disabled storytellers uncover the uplifting stories of Tasmanians who are working hard to improve literacy stats in Tasmania.

Each episode reveals heartfelt stories of passion and dedication for lifting literacy across Tasmania. From a Dolly Parton lover to an alien called Bic.

A production of Powerd Media and Print Radio Tasmania, 

Why are so many Tasmanians illiterate, and what’s being done about it? Four disabled storytellers uncover the uplifting stories of Tasmanians who are working hard to improve literacy stats in Tasmania.
Each episode reveals heartfelt stories of passion and dedication for lifting literacy across Tasmania. From a Dolly Parton lover to an alien called Bic.
A production of Powerd Media and Print Radio Tasmania,

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