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Digital Accessibility for University of Exeter colleagues

Are you a student? Head to the AccessAbility pages instead.

There’s lots of tools available to assist with digital accessibility, free and paid for. These pages aim to share information on getting personalised support, finding free assistive software, and raising an issue with tech.

If you need support or guidance for a disability or impairment, contact one of our specialist Staff Disability Advisors within Occupational Health.

Something missing? Let us know by getting in touch via the Digital Accessibility community webpage.

Assistive technology

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Assistive technology and ergonomic equipment (paid and free) for staff with access needs. Find out how we can help, or suggest something new.

How-to guides and support

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Once you have your assistive software set up, find out how to use it and troubleshoot common problems.

Report a problem

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Where to report a problem with software, IT equipment, a website or other accessible technology.

Found these pages useful or want to suggest a change? Get in touch.

Other useful links 

The links below are for staff. Information for students about accessibility can be found at: Disability Advice and Support (Exeter) and Accessibility and inclusion (Cornwall).