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Three connected parts of COGAI

Learning builds capability, services put it into practice, and research and publishing help move the field forward.

Professional learning

Courses, assessments and certificates help individuals and teams build practical cognitive accessibility capability.

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Practical services

Audits, reviews, advisory work and personal mentoring help people and organisations apply cognitive accessibility.

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Independent research and publishing

Research, articles, publications and presentations help develop and share practical knowledge across the wider field.

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Articles

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Research

Current research activity, surveys, findings, and public research information.

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Publications

COGAI papers, proposed models, books, and a related practical communication tool.

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Position papers

Focused COGAI papers that set out positions on cognitive accessibility topics.

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Cognitive accessibility statistics

Published statistics brought together with their original sources and important qualifications.

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Public presentations

Short, captioned presentations about the cognitive gap, COGAI services, and cognitive accessibility in different contexts.

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COGAI Perspectives

Explore the existing annual programme for structured discussion about cognitive accessibility.

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