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Training by Story – Using Story to Emphasise a Poit

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on November 11, 2025 by Elise LonsdaleNovember 11, 2025

We all love a good story. In this video, I discuss using storytelling as a method to enhance my message during training. For instance, consider teaching someone how to open a dialogue box using the NVDA screen reader. If the … Continue reading →

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Seasons Greetings from DATA Australasia

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on December 23, 2021 by Elise LonsdaleDecember 23, 2021

This week, I delivered my last service for 2021 with a client at DATA Australasia. I’m Elise Lonsdale and I am an independent access technology specialist. Over the last three years, I’ve had the pleasure of working with some wonderful … Continue reading →

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Complaintes Policy

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on January 17, 2021 by Elise LonsdaleJanuary 17, 2021

DATA Australasia is bound by the NDIS Code of Conduct. Whether a business is a registered or a non-registered provider, they and their staff need to be aware of the code and be able to respond appropriately to any complaints. … Continue reading →

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Remote Access for People who are Self-Isolating

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on March 16, 2020 by Elise LonsdaleMarch 16, 2020

Remote Access for People who are Self-Isolating People will be self-isolating or social distancing themselves during the Corona Virus outbreak. Those who are blind and have low vision face increased challenges due to mobility issues, touching escalator handrails, using traffic … Continue reading →

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Smart Phones & Tablets

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on June 11, 2019 by Elise LonsdaleJune 11, 2019

Smart Phones & Tablets There are a number of blindness specific devices and programs that can be installed on a computer. Many of these devices are costly and laptops can be bulky. This can be a problem if one hand … Continue reading →

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Are you on NDIS?

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on May 13, 2019 by Elise LonsdaleMay 13, 2019

Are you on NDIS? Are you on the NDIS and need Access Technology Support but don’t know who to ask? As you are aware, I have gone out on my own and started this business called Disability & Assistive Technology … Continue reading →

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AUSOM Vice President

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on May 4, 2019 by Elise LonsdaleMay 13, 2019

New 2019/2020 AUSOM Committee of Management Today I was elected as the incoming Vice President of the Apple Users Society of Melbourne, (AUSOM). AUSOM is one of the oldest Apple Users groups in the world. Article From the AUSOM Website … Continue reading →

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The NDIS Lottery

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on March 13, 2019 by Elise LonsdaleMarch 13, 2019

What happens when you are about to enter your second year of NDIS? Do the Local Area Coordinators actually get it right when it comes to passing on the information you give in your second planning meeting on to the … Continue reading →

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Enquiries Page

Disability & Assistive Technology Access Australasia Posted on March 4, 2019 by Elise LonsdaleApril 15, 2019

You can now  make inquiries about our services by just using our Enquiries dPage

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