In this lesson, we will broaden our knowledge and understanding of accessibility issues and how technology supports individuals' access to the modern working world. We will investigate the tools available for those with visual and hearing impairments by evaluating accessibility tools and design. We will also explore the value of collaboration within working teams and consider how the tools available for those with a disability facilitate inclusivity in the workplace.
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Why is the opportunity to work flexibly important to those who have a disability?
Correct answer: If they need time to rest, they can
If they need time to rest, they can
It means they can apply for different jobs
They are able to complete work quickly
They can have a 9-to-5 job
Q2.
From the options below, select the colours that should be avoided on digital products (select two):
Black
Correct answer: Green
Green
Correct answer: Red
Red
White
Q3.
Technology and remote working have enabled individuals with physical or invisible disabilities to access the workplace effectively. Which of the following make this possible? Tick all that apply.
Correct answer: Ease of data transference
Ease of data transference
Correct answer: Effective communication within a team
Effective communication within a team
Correct answer: Flexible work hours
Flexible work hours
Increased independence
Correct answer: Location is not an issue
Location is not an issue
Rigid working patterns
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UnitComputing (non-GCSE) / IT and the world of work