Creating a learning environment that is accessible and inclusive by design
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Amy Low, CEO - AbilityNet, Professor Jennifer George, Professor of Computing - Goldsmiths University of London
Wednesday 21 January 2026·2:40 pm
Amy Low (CEO at AbilityNet) and Jennifer George (Professor of Computing at Goldsmith's University of London) will run an interactive session that guides delegates through the AbilityNet and McNaught Digital Accessibility Maturity Model for Higher Education and Further Education. Attendees will be invited to undertake a high level assessment on their own contexts and discuss short term, medium term and longer term actions and interventions to highlight areas of strength, build on pockets of good practice, and plug gaps reducing legal risk and improving the student experience.
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