Redhouse Lane: accessibility
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Getting the most from our website
BBC's my web my way explains how to adjust your computer so websites are easier to read. Any website built using web standards, like our one, can be adjusted to suit your needs.
Opening documents
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Tweets
- Change is coming, as a new generation of leaders and employees replaces the old t.co/B7W60PlKhV Is your organisation prepared?
- Red tape is discouraging SMEs from taking on apprentices, despite the benefits t.co/JR2XmkycbL
- For the first time, children are reading more screens than paper pages t.co/M0SAc8NojS - Does the medium matter?
- Graduate students do not open newsletters or marketing emails t.co/Vkg8OrfOyB (anecdotal, but ri...#highered
Latest views
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All media is
social – or should be. As in any
conversation, you need to listen as well as speak, and there’s a time and a
place and a tone for... Read more
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How do you introduce a new set of values to 30,000 employees in 15
languages, across 89 different businesses and 37 countries around the world... Read more
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I won’t stretch the analogy too far, but staff use of social
media in the public sector seems to be following a similarly rocky road to... Read more
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What are the topics that have
generated the most heat, if not always light, on internal communications forums
over the past year?
Here’s our... Read more
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