Professor Mike Wald

Mike Wald leads research into accessible technologies in the Web and Internet Science Group, ECS. He has advised HEFCE, JISC and Universities on enhancing learning through the use of technologies.

He established the University's MSc in Computer Based Learning and Centre for Enabling and Learning Technologies (CELT) in 1994 and was involved in the establishment of the University's Disability and Assistive Technology Services. He is a founder member of the International Liberated Learning Consortium that includes other leading universities (e.g. MIT) and organisations (e.g. IBM) and is investigating how speech recognition can make teaching and learning more accessible.

Professor Wald and his team are currently developing a system to make multimedia web resources (e.g. podcasts) easier to access, search, manage, and exploit by supporting the creation of synchronised notes, bookmarks, tags, images, links and text captions.

Professor Mike Wald

Projects

AI and Inclusion
AI and Inclusion
AI for Communication Symbols Categorisation
AI for Communication Symbols Categorisation
ATbar
ATbar
Accessibility Cloud
Accessibility Cloud
Accessibility Training
Accessibility Training
Arabic Symbol Dictionary
Arabic Symbol Dictionary
Assistive Technology Localisation Framework
Assistive Technology Localisation Framework
Board Builder
Board Builder
Digital Pen Research
Digital Pen Research
GO! Platform
GO! Platform
Lexdis
Lexdis
MOOCAP
MOOCAP
Metadata-enabled Tools for Assistive Living and Learning
Metadata-enabled Tools for Assistive Living and Learning
PicBoard
PicBoard
Portable Accessibility Toolkit
Portable Accessibility Toolkit
REALISE
REALISE
SBRI Plain Sailing
SBRI Plain Sailing
STEMReader
STEMReader
SlideWiki
SlideWiki
Student Centredness Projects
Student Centredness Projects
Synote
Synote
Synote Mobile
Synote Mobile
Synote Researcher
Synote Researcher
Web2Access
Web2Access
NLive / Deep Prism
NLive / Deep Prism