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In this blog post, Digital Accessibility Intern David Buik explains what accessibility statements are, what goes into making them, as well as things he has learned from experience in this domain. He also talks about a tool he has started developing to make the process more beginner-friendly and efficient.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped to make Tuesday’s event on Classical Literature in the Renaissance a success. Without the support of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the organisational assistance of the HCA Research Office (especially Belinda Washington and Alex Telekova) the workshop could not have taken place, and the help provided […]
In this post, Cynthia Naydani, Professor Susan Jarvis, Dr Jill MacKay, and Dr Sarah M Brown, from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, discuss how the Skills for Success Framework has helped them highlight the skills they have already embedded within their two ‘sister’ MSc programmes of Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare and […]
The carbon cost of using images and videos on a webpage often goes unnoticed but cumulatively can add up. Dono Abdurahmanova and I have presented at both the UCISA digital sustainability conference and the Green Software Foundation Scotland meet up in the last week or so on the topic of sustainable media use. The key […]
When I made my (rather optimistic) post this time last year, I didn’t realise that my cataracts were accelerating, with a corresponding decline in my sight which slowed me down considerably. However, in the autumn I had surgery, with the result that I could see very clearly (at least in the literal sense), and I […]
By Ian, from China, studying PhD Biological Sciences I have lived next to Bruntsfield for three years now, so it has become one of the Edinburgh neighbourhoods I know best. I often pass through Bruntsfield Links between the central campus area and home: a calmer, greener change of pace after a busy library day. My ideal Bruntsfield afternoon is simple: walk through the Meadows, stop on Bruntsfield Place, browse […]