Edu Net Solutions

Digital inclusion helps to provide equitable access to online content to as many people as possible.

In Australia, there are currently 4.4 million people living with disabilities. Many struggle to engage with online content.

How do we work towards achieving digital inclusion? One major step in this direction is to make our websites accessible.

Learn more about web accessibility and what we do.

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Artists, are you ready to dive into the digital age and tokenise your art?

Learn more about NFTs and how we helped a South Australian artist take this step by reading our blog at: https://bit.ly/2PbUqhw

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We love supporting both schools, organisations and businesses to build their online presence.

We work with our clients to create high-quality websites for them.

Small businesses, in fact, form the core of our business clientele. Our clients range from e-commerce businesses to non-for-profit organisations.

They have trusted us to build a fully featured website that includes a blog and e-commerce capabilities.

Learn more about our services for businesses at: https://bit.ly/31pGLWD

Needing a new website or a website revamp? Get in touch with us. We'd love to chat with you.

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Edu Net Solutions is proud to achieve a huge milestone this week. We have helped Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas, who is an archaeologist and artist based in Adelaide, tokenise her first artwork. This work was created during a craft and educational video for children about the Ancient Maya.

Tokenisation offers artists a brand new way to sell their artwork and reach wider and global audience.

> Learn more about this milestone and NFT’s at: https://bit.ly/2PbUqhw
> You can view Dr Solas’ NFT at: http://bit.ly/3lAKTfQ
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If you’re an artist and want to take your artwork to the next level, please contact us or visit our Business Websites and Services page.

Are you curious about digital accessibility and how it can help you build your brand?

As Inviqa highlights in a short video, digital accessibility is affording brands the opportunity to access a market that is worth £247bn in Britain alone.
More than 250 million people worldwide require web accessibility in order to access and engage with online content.

Find out more by watching Inviqa's video. To watch it, simply by clicking on the link and image below.

Understanding web accessibility Brands failing to meet digital accessibility needs are missing out on a £247bn opportunity. Here’s how to change that and start embedding inclusive design.

Do you need web hosting?
We provide affordable and reliable web hosting services that are Australian based.

More than ever, it’s so important to support local businesses.

We invite you to check out our plans at:
https://edunetsolutions.com.au/services/web-hosting/

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Many businesses and organisations prioritise diversity. Yet, only a few consider disability.

With more than 1 billion people living with disabilities globally, web accessibility now offers an important opportunity for businesses and organisations to engage and build authentic relationships virtually with people living with disabilities.

Start opening up the lines of communication by making your website accessible.

Ready to make your website accessible? Reach out to us. We'd love to chat with you.

Meanwhile, learn more about web accessibility and what we do.

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> Visit our website at: www.edunetsolutions.com.au
> Read our blog at https://bit.ly/3b87v1o

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With more than 1 billion people living with disabilities globally, web accessibility now offers an important opportunity for businesses and organisations to engage and build authentic relationships virtually with people living with disabilities.

Learn more about how web accessibility is offering this opportunity by watching the short video by the World Economic Forum.

Watch the video simply by clicking on the link and image below.

Accessibility & Inclusion For All One billion people in the world today live with a disability, both in visible or invisible form. They are amongst the most vulnerable and marginalised in the...

The next major step in the evolution of the Internet is web accessibility.

Web accessibility will help to further break down barriers currently faced by people living with disabilities, as it attempts to provide equitable access to the Internet.

Interested in learning more about web accessibility and what we do?

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Web accessibility along with assistive technologies can help empower people living with disabilities by giving them the ability to communicate their experiences and knowledge with greater ease.

This is beneficial for everyone. Accessing different sets of knowledge and perspectives drives growth, innovation, and progress.

Learn more about web accessibility and what we do.
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In 2007, the United Nations Conventions for the rights of persons with disabilities recognised that access to information is a human right.

This convention has been ratified in 182 countries around the world.

Following this convention, it is so essential that we make our online presence accessible following the WCAG guidelines. This means we will be taking active steps to respect and honour this basic human right.

Learn more about the convention at:
http://bit.ly/3bROuSt

Also, learn more about web accessibility and what we do.
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has recognised that access to information is a human right.

Learn more about how this convention and its relationship with web accessibility by watching the following video by W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI). This video is part of WAI's free course that explains the foundations of web accessibility.

To watch the video, please click on the link and image below.

Introduction to Web Accessibility (W3C WAI Digital Accessibility Foundations - Free Online Course) This video welcomes you to the free online course: Introduction to Web Accessibility.See Digital Accessibility Foundations - Free Online Coursehttps://www.w3...