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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 43 MIN

83. Rethinking accessibility in education

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Watch the video podcast on YouTube. Jisc's Kellie Mote and Helen Nicholson-Benn explore how AI is improving accessibility across higher education. Joined by Nelly Iacobescu from the University of Edinburgh and Professor Ann Kristin Glenster from the University of Cambridge, they discuss AI-powered captioning, student-led innovation, digital inclusion, and the future of accessible learning. Show notes Join our accessibility and assistive technology communities Watch Nelly's accessibility community drop-in session Read Helen's blog on exploring how AI can support deaf and hard of hearing students Read Kellie's blog on inclusive innovation: designing the future together Learn more about ELM: An AI Innovation Platform for Education Discover more about University of Edinburgh's human corrected captioning service Find out about LectureMate at the University of Edinburgh Learn more about LOGOS: securing a human epistemic future Discover more about the Glenlead Centre Read more about the accessible digital futures project Subscribe to Headlines - our newsletter which has all the latest edtech news, guidance and events tailored to you

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