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Country: United Kingdom
Summary: Framework for the Provision of Services of Virtual Learning Environment Accessibility for the University of Birmingham
GBT Ref No: 97538845
Deadline: 25 Mar 2024
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: 240000
Notice Type: Tender
Document Ref. No.: FRAM842/24
Purchaser's Detail :

Purchaser : THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Edgbaston BIRMINGHAM B152TT England
Contact Person : Chris Morgan
Email :c.morgan.2@bham.ac.uk

Description :
Title : Framework for the Provision of Services of Virtual Learning Environment Accessibility for the University of Birmingham
Location Of Contract : B15 2TT
Industry : Educational software package - 48190000 Educational software development services - 72212190
Value Of Contract : £0 to £240,000
Description : The University of Birmingham invites tenders for the provision of an integrated solution to support digital accessibility of teaching materials in our Virtual Learning Environment, Canvas VLE.The University has a number of aims with regards to this solution:1. The solution should be in place and ready to use from August 2024.2. For staff, the aim is to improve staff engagement with creating accessible teaching content by providing automated identification of accessibility issues with the VLE and to provide means by which they may remedy these issues, for example by serving point of need guidance and to support them in making improvements with the accessibility of their content.3. For students, the aim is to provide access to automatically produced accessible alternatives of content within the VLE.4. For the institution, the aim is to access reports on the accessibility of content within the VLE.5. The preferred solution(s) will fully integrate in Canvas in a way which provides a consistent experience for students and staff. There should be little to no manual interventions required to syn...
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