EATT
Equal Access to Technology Training
A project aimed at increasing computer literacy among people with vision impairments.
EATT is part funded under the
EU Leonardo da Vinci Programme
A brief explanation of the EATT project, its aims and the organisations involved.
More about the EATT project
The complete IT training course produced by the EATT project, available for reading online or downloading. Includes all teachers' materials and students' materials.
Read or download the training course materials
The EATT guide to ensuring that mainstream IT training courses are accessible to people with vision impairment and their participation is actively encouraged.
Read or download the Good Practice Guide
The results of research into the needs of people with vision impairments aged 35+ in relation to achieving computer literacy. This research explored the effects of gaining or lacking IT literacy, the opportunities and barriers faced and the needs of mainstream IT trainers in encouraging and supporting the participation of vision impaired people.
Read or download the Research Report
The results of the earlier EU HORIZON project, Employment Support Practices for Visually Impaired People (ESP), which developed a comprehensive survey of the employment support practices for visually impaired people in five EU countries and produced recommendations for good practice.
ESP Project
All the EATT materials (Training materials, Good Practice Guide and Research Report) available for download in PDF format for printing.
Go to the download section
We are interested to find out the experiences people have using the EATT materials in different situations. If you are using or intend to use any of these materials, we would like to talk to you about how they fit into your training situation and discuss ideas about training towards access and employment for people with vision impairments. Your involvement will help to determine future developments and initiatives. Please email us your contact details using the link below.
info@ncbi.ie
