EASiTEC - Easy Access Solutions for Inclusion, Technology, Education and Communication - has been set up as a non-profit making social enterprise company limited by guarantee with the following objectives:
To enhance public understanding of the social and technological needs of people, young and old, who have disabilities in the UK, with a view to global expansion.
To advance first class training, product awareness, and access to technology for all people with a variety of disabilities, by working with individuals, charities, local authorities, educational establishments, training agencies, mainstream commercial companies and others.
To enable people with disabilities to choose technology according to their personal needs, whether it is in an educational, home or work environment.
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Artificial Intelligence has incredible potential to revolutionise almost every aspect of our daily lives, ranging from simple decision making to curing diseases, from making predictions to helping to solve global warming. Perhaps most importantly for METEC, it also presents a huge opportunity to support those with disabilities or special needs. Read More »
We are determined to fight on and publicise the excellent work we are achieving with deaf and disabled children, young people and adults, both nationally and internationally. Read More »
A speech by Dr Vinton Cerf at the Stationers Hall, London Read More »
His inspiration & innovation were responsible for helping Deafax to be established and subsequently Decibels, AACT, EASiTEC, Deaf Aspirations, Ability2Access, Specialkidz International & GOALS4LIFE. Read More »
To celebrate TAG’s 21st anniversary, Ken Carter recalls the exciting beginings of deaf telecoms from 1970s teletypes to 1980s email. Read More »
An Excerpt from the Henley Standard from Friday, November 22nd 2013 about Dr Vinton Cerf - vice president of Google and inventor of the internet - becoming the honorary president of a charity founded by our own Ken Carter Read More »