In this interview with Joe Strickland we take a look at the innovative work being done by DaDa with digital accessibility and 3D holographic technology.
Holographic technology has the potential to enhance the accessibility of performances, enabling disabled people to engage with information in exciting, new, and empowering ways. Watch our video to explore the technology.
DaDa – Disability and Deaf Arts inspire, develop and celebrate talent in disability and D/deaf arts. DaDa produces opportunities for disabled, D/deaf and neurodivergent people to perform and access the arts, including training, development, collaboration and festival programmes.
The Digital Culture Network is here to support you and your organisation. Our Tech Champions can provide free 1-2-1 support to all creative and cultural organisations and individuals who are in receipt of, or eligible for, Arts Council England funding.
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WCAG in Plain EnglishAaardvark's plain-language guide to the WCAG accessibility guidelines.
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Accessibility Guidelines from The Lyme MuseumThese guidelines - developed by The Lyme Museum - provide guidance and advice for creating inclusive physical and virtual spaces and ensuring that lived experiences are amplified and celebrated.
Beginner Read Access All Areas: Making ticketing more accessible for everyone
Accessible ticketing is critical for promoting inclusivity and diversity in the UK’s creative and cultural sector. Under the Equality Act 2010, service providers must make reasonable adjustments so that disabled individuals have equitable access to services. In this resource, Tech Champion Adam takes you through how to enhance your ticketing inclusivity and ensure equal access for all.
