SCULPT for Accessibility
About SCULPT
SCULPT - Shaping your documents and content for accessible and inclusive practice
SCULPT came out of research conducted within Worcestershire County Council. It is our answer to educating our workforce to become inclusive digital practitioners when creating documents and content.
SCULPT bite-sized guidance:
SCULPT has been recognised by others as a useful tool
- Ability Net: Everyone can SCULPT for Accessibility
- SCULPT appears on page 2 of the JISC Guide: Ensuring continuity of learning during enforced absence
- LEXDIS - SCULPT Strategy for accessible content creation
- SCULPT formed part of the GOV.UK Global Accessibility Awareness Day from Government Digital Service on 21 May 2020.
SCULPT has been shared at:
- Cross Government Accessibility Meetup Feb 2020 - Bristol
- JISC Digifest March 2020 - Birmingham - our March 2020 podcast and December 2020 update Digifest sessions update: How to make content accessible with SCULPT
- Share Digital March 2020 - Birmingham
- What happened on Global Accessibility Awareness Day May 2020 (Government Digital Service)
- Government Digital Service (GDS) YouTube Webinar May 2020: Making accessibility accessible: the secret to engaging your workforce.
- Socitm resources collection
Worcestershire County Council staff can access the full Accessibility and SCULPT Guidance on OurSpace
More about SCULPT
Helen Wilson the creator of SCULPT is one of three Digital Designers at Worcestershire County Council (WCC).
The Digital Designers are responsible for, and advise on, the main website content for advice and guidance, as well as deliver and maintain other client galaxy websites. In addition to this they develop, guide and advise on the intranet sites as well as support the custom developments of the Digital Developer team for transactional services. The team are the lead on the accessibility of content at Worcestershire County Council.
Use of the SCULPT Guidance
SCULPT by Helen Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Based on work at Worcestershire County Council.