EU4ALL aim is to improve the efficiency and efficacy of implementing an open e-learning service architecture for ALL.
e-ISOTIS (Information Society Open To ImpairmentS) participates in the European Project EU4ALL. EU4ALL (http://www.e-isotis.org/projects_more.php?id=489_0_4_0_M) aim is to improve the efficiency and efficacy of implementing an open e-learning service architecture for ALL. To achieve a wide impact the approach taken is not to develop a single EU4ALL system but a standards based framework that facilitates the integration of the approach with a wide range of eLearning systems.
More information is available from http://www.eu4all-project.eu.
This project is a European one that comprises 13 organisations from 7 different member states. It started on 1st of October 2006 and will last till 30th of September 2010.
This project is partially financed by the DG Information Society Technologies under FP6.
e-ISOTIS (Information Society Open To ImpairmentS) is a non-profit making organisation founded in December 2002, working with People with Disabilities, Elderly, their spouses as well as members of the ICT (Information Communication Technology) community worldwide. Currently, its associated members represent 350.000 people with impairments, located in European countries.
e-ISOTIS’ scope is to ensure that People with Disabilities, Elderly and their families are fully involved in the preparations and activities in line with the slogan "nothing about people with disabilities without people with disabilities". By supporting People with Disabilities and Elderly, e-ISOTIS aims at assisting its members in overcoming the existing barriers and experiencing an Information Society that opens up new opportunities for development, prosperity and quality of life.
This press release was brought to you by e-ISOTIS (http://www.e-isotis.org)
For More Information, please contact:
Mr Karel Van Isacker
e-ISOTIS
40 Klitaimnistras
Athens 131 22
Greece
Phone:+30 210 2693760
Fax:+30 210 2693775
eu4allATe-isotis.org
Date of release: 02/01/2007
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