A UCL MSc study @UCLAspireCreate - Smartphone #Accessibility for people with a spinal cord injury #AssistiveTechnology #SpinalCordInjury #InclusiveDesign
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ALT Header: UCL MSc Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technologies Title: 2 days left to participate! Subtitle: Smartphone Accessibility Study Main text (meme): One person talks: coffee later? Other person replies: Sure! But right now I have until the 28th of March to complete in the questionnaire! Only two days left! Note: Link in the description!
ALT A white banner with blue, pink and yellow accents surrounding the words “smartphone accessibility study for users with a spinal cord injury”.
ALT Header note: UCL MSc Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies Title: Save a little time for us! Subtitle: Smartphone Accessibility Study Main content of post: We know you are busy! But our questionnaire only takes 20 minutes to complete so why not book us in your calendar and complete the questionnaire this week!
ALT TItle: UCL MSc Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive technologies Subtitle: 6 Days left to participate! Smartphone accessibility study. Meme: One person says: Is it Bad doctor? The other person replies: Oh nothing alarming! You just have until the 28th of March to complete the questionnaire. Note: Link in the description.
ALT Text Graphic - GDI Hub becomes first WHO official collaborating centre on Assistive Technology
ALT Blue question box with text that reads: What do you use your smartphone for? Below there is black text on a which background that reads: The list of functions that smartphones perform is continuously growing, from phone calls and messaging to being a calendar and a camera. This study will help us better understand what you use your smartphone for, and how we can improve your experience. There is pink and yellow decorative designs in each corner of the post.
