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Learning expert reacts to Jamie Oliver’s dyslexia documentary
This article shares Susi Miller’s reaction to Jamie Oliver’s documentary on dyslexia, highlighting why better understanding, earlier support, and…
Panel: Living with imposter syndrome – AbilityNet’s TechShare Pro 2025
Susi joins her long-time hero Jonnie Peacock, Paralympic 100m gold medallist and other expert panellists to explore imposter syndrome…
Removing barriers, raising expectations: inclusive strategies for neurodiverse classrooms
Explore Susi's contribution to the important topic of neurodiversity in the classroom and the impact of accessible assessments.
Accessibility in real life
A discussion on the If You Ask Betty podcast about lived experience with accessibility and L&D experts Meryl Evans,…
Women Talking About Learning – The Accessibility One
In this episode of the Women Talking About Learning podcast Susi and Gemma Nunn discuss lived experience and embedding…
Bridging the Leadership Gap through Accessible Learning
This article explores how accessible learning offers a tangible and effective solution to tackle the ongoing leadership gap for…
Explore our accessibility services
eLearning accessibility training
Industry-leading training designed and delivered by Susi Miller, shaped around your organisation, your content and your tools. Designed to help teams build capability and apply accessibility in the real world.
eLearning accessibility audits
A unique service for organisations that need to audit and improve existing learning content. We identify accessibility issues and provide clear, practical guidance to improve usability, effectiveness and learner experience.
Accessible learning consultancy
Expert consultancy to help organisations embed accessibility into learning strategy, design and quality standards. Practical, tailored guidance that builds confidence, reduces barriers and supports inclusive learning at scale.
Advocacy and speaking
Advocacy and speaking that raises awareness, challenges assumptions and promotes practical action on accessible learning. This includes not-for-profit activity alongside paid keynotes, events and professional speaking engagements.
Accessibility assessments
Structured accessibility assessments designed to help organisations understand how well their learning content meets recognised standards, identify barriers that may affect learners and prioritise practical next steps.