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Event — A Practical Approach to Accessibility in Service Design
Event — A Practical Approach to
Accessibility in Service Design
20 July 2016
Tags:  Accessibility (/taxonomy/term/10)
The DTO is working with the Australian Public Service to transform government services to
make them simpler, clearer and faster. Ensuring they are accessible to everyone who needs to
use them is at the forefront of the service design process and a key requirement in the Digital
Service Standard (https://www.dto.gov.au/standard/).



Caption: Jo Hill presenting research findings.
Hear case studies from DTO staff and other government agencies as they share resources and
learnings from their own experiences. This interactive session will allow time for discussion and
the sharing of ideas. This event is open to our colleagues working in all levels of government
with an interest in a practical approach to accessibility in service design.
Guest speakers in Canberra
Justin Simpson - disability advocate 
Ross Mullen - Shared Services Centre 
Karen Conyers - Department of Immigration and Border Protection 
Bruce Klopstein - Department of Agriculture
Guest speakers in Sydney
Gerry Neustatl - ABC 
Sarah Pulis - Intopia
 
Where and when:
Canberra Thursday 28 July, 9.30am - 11.30am 
DTO Canberra Office, 50 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra
RSVP: Canberra registration (http://dto-service-design-cbr.eventbrite.com.au/)

Sydney Tuesday 2 August, 2.30pm - 4.30pm 
Department of Education, Bridge Street, Sydney
RSVP: Sydney registration (http://dto-service-design-syd.eventbrite.com.au/)
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