Ability Net: Courses for 2009
Effective Assessment of Problems at Computer Workstations
An AbilityNet Workshop
Employers are required to have a process of workstation assessment for all employees who use computers. When this process identifies a problem, or the employee reports a difficulty, the employer must further assess the situation in order to recommend and implement any necessary changes. This course aims to help those involved in workstation assessments respond effectively to reports of a problem and develop suitable solutions.
"This course provided me with so many new ideas and also gave me more confidence in my ability to carry out assessments." Occupational Health Nurse
Dates coming up for this course are -
Friday 24th April 2009 - AbilityNet Warwick
For more information about the content of this course download Effective Assessment of Problems at Computer Workstations course information (PDF 491KB).
Using ICT to support people with Dyslexia
As we become more aware of how widespread dyslexia and other reading and writing problems are and how limiting their effects can be, there is a need for earlier identification and more effective remedial action. Computers are an extremely effective tool in making this possible. This course will equip delegates with information on software & hardware that helps those who have a reading & writing difficulty. At the end of the course, you will have a greater awareness and practical knowledge of how the computer can be used to help address reading and writing difficulties, such as Dyslexia.
"This is one of the most helpful courses of its type that I have ever attended. I would recommend it to colleagues!" Senior Lecturer, FE College
Tuesday 21st April 2009 - Manchester
For more information about this course download Using ICT to Support People with Dyslexia course information (PDF 477KB).
To book a place on these courses please email courses@abilitynet.org.uk or call 01926 464095
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