Inclusion
- Let’s Go Skills seeks to ‘reboot’ equality with a fresh and energetic approach to digital accessibility
Innovation
- This innovation aims to make learning more engaging for individuals with special educational needs.
Ideas
- Let’s Go Skills focuses on skills that promote independence for individuals with special educational needs and disabilities.
Our Vision
Idea
The aim at Let’s Go Skills is to encourage people with cognitive impairments ,learning difficulties and special educational needs (SEN) to fully engage with all types of modern devices and applications to train them for the workplace. We design for inclusivity with exposure to as many different types of applications that are co-designed.
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Inclusion
Collaborative solutions will reduce inequality for this user group. There are several million EU adults citizens with a special educational need/disability. In Ireland alone, we have 14,786 students in inclusive education schools with SEN.
The aim to make learning valuable skills easier to promote independence and to promote employability skills.
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Innovation
This innovation aims to find out if individuals with cognitive impairments can benefit from these new tools to help make learning more engaging and to encourage independence. It is envisaged that some of the proposed project findings could be applied to areas like dementia and other neuro-developmental disorders.
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Partners
Recent News
Let’s Go Skills joined another great CHAT online meeting this morning. We learned that Age Action had a joint project with the Red Cross to fund technology for older people, but unfortunately it closed last week as demand outstripped funding but might be worthwhile keeping an eye on it to see if it reopens https://www.ageaction.ie/how-we-can-help/age-action-and-irish-red-cross-covid-19-hardship-fund
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Chat online Initiative
CHAT had a great online meeting this morning. CHAT aims to facilitate and create opportunities amongst people to learn from each other in an atmosphere that supports equality, collective and individual sharing. This makes the most of people’s expertise to identify better challenges, gaps and to consider solutions regarding AT. Chat has a national membership
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CHAT forum
Let’s Go Skills will join CHAT’s (Community Hub for Assistive Technology) next meeting Tuesday April 7th. The call will offer everyone involved in Assistive Technology in Ireland a chance to come together and discuss the following three opening questions: 1. What is the greatest unmet need that you are coming across/experiencing regarding access to technology and assistive
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