inABLE hosts a workshop for publishers on accessibility for people with print disabilities
Pictured are the publishers, Benetech and the inABLE team at the Publishers’ Induction on Accessibility for People with Print Disabilities workshop. inABLE, in partnership with Benetech and the Daisy Consortium, invited Kenyan publishers to attend a Publishers' Induction on Accessibility for...
Preparations for the 3rd Annual Inclusive Africa Conference in high...
The third-annual Inclusive Africa Conference is scheduled for May 25- 26 in Nairobi, Kenya. This hybrid event, organized by inABLE, is set to raise awareness and advance digital accessibility...
Teachers Embrace Assistive Technology to Improve Learning Outcomes
Since the 2017 introduction of Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in primary schools, teachers have explored new ways to help their pupils improve their academic skills based on their abilities....
inABLE Expands Organization Leadership with New Board Appointments
inABLE is pleased to announce the appointment of accessibility leaders Victor Calise and Jeff Wissel to the inABLE Board of Directors. They will help to address 2022 priorities, including...
US Embassy in Kenya Partners with inABLE to Sharpen Blind...
inABLE computer lab students, wearing gifts from US Embassy Kenya pose with Cultural Affairs Officer Chris Machin, guest Bernard Chiira the Director Innovate Now-AT2030 and school administrators. The US Embassy in...
Braille and Emerging Technologies: Expanding opportunities for students with visual...
Technology Paired Braille Literacy Optimizes Learning Experience Guest blogger: inABLE Computer Instructor Carol Ngondi Thanks to Braille, thousands of people living with visual impairment are literate. So what is...
Kenyan Competency-based Curriculum Spurs Interest in Technology and Improves Performance...
Computer lab students study using Chrome books. In 2017, The Kenyan government introduced the Kenyan Competency-based Curriculum (CBC) in primary schools, prioritizing a learner’s ability to excel rather than...
Coding for Interns Program Extends Advance Computer Skills Training for the Blind
Nehemiah Kikpkorir works on a coding project. inABLE.org has added a Coding for Interns program developed to equip high school and college graduates with coding and advanced computing skills using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These interns are graduates of the inABLE...
National ICT Accessibility Standard will Bridge the Digital Divide in...
Over the next six months, inABLE and KEBS will work together with other stakeholders, including the National Council of People with Disabilities in Kenya (NCPWD), Communications Authority (CA), ICT...
The Development of First ever ICT Accessibility Standard in Africa...
News media record the historic commencement of the Kenya national ICT Accessibility Standard development. This event was organized by inABLE and KEBS. Today, inABLE.org and the Kenya Bureau of...
Disability Groups from Across Africa Partner with inABLE to Promote...
inABLE has received partner support from eight disability organizations for the second Inclusive Africa Conference on September 30th from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm, East African Time (EAT). The...