Welcome to our project website!
We develop a software tool supporting cognitive accessibility of web content. Our objective is to enable people with cognitive disabilities to better read, understand and use webpages. To keep a long story short we want to make access to original webpages easier for users. This is why the project is called “Easy Reading“.
On our webpage you can learn more about the project, the research and about the people behind the project.
The project
Learn more about the developement of the software, our ten workpackages and project objectives.
Research LAB
What is peer research? Why is it important? Visit the Research LAB to find out and to read our Peer Researcher Diary.
Downloads
Here you can find all of our current project results e.g. the handbook, the informed consent and the deliverables of the different workpackages
About us
Behind the project is a team of international project partners from various fields. Here you can find out more about the different partners and how you contact us.
Recent Posts
Franziska talks about accessibility on the Internet
Peer researcher Franziska met Shadi from W3C in Vienna a few weeks ago. The occasion for the meeting was an interview about cognitive accessibility on the internet. In the interview […]Read More »
Texthelp wins bett Award 2020
The Easy Reading project partner Texthelp was awarded as the best “International Digital Education Resource” in the UK’s bett Awards 2020 for its product Read&Write. The bett Awards are held […]Read More »
PIKSL wins Zero Award 2020
It’s official – the Easy Reading project partner PIKSL is awarded a Zero Award for its innovative practice in the PIKSL mobile project. The international competition honours inclusive and innovative […]Read More »