Accessibility

Accessibility and inclusion are an important aspect of The Education Show so we would like all visitors to this site to find the information they are after quickly and easily.

If you find a problem whilst using this site please email us at edshow@emap.com

• Navigating This Site
• Access Keys
• Changing Text Size
• Accessibility for Apple Mac Users
• Venue Accessibility at The Education Show exhibition
• Contact

To return to the home page, just click the Home link at the top of the page at any time.

The menus on the left hand of the page give you access to sub-pages within each section.

 A sitemap is available on the footer of every page, or by clicking here.

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We have provided a series of keyboard shortcuts (access keys) intended to help users who have difficulty in using pointing devices such as a mouse.

Access key strokes consist of ALT plus the access key on Windows machines and Control plus the access key on Macs. Windows users need to hit 'enter' to follow access key links, but the Mac access keys follow links automatically.

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Use the Text Size options on the footer of every page of this site, or you can also use the functionality of your browser to alter the way text is displayed.

You can change the text size of the pages on this site by using the features of your browser. Following we have provided examples of how to change the text size using the features of three of the most popular web browsers:

Internet Explorer 5.5 and above
Select 'View' from the menu bar, then,
Select 'Text Size' then,
Select the desired size from the list.

Netscape Navigator 4.7 and above
To increase the text size:
Hold down the 'Ctrl' key and press the ']' key. Repeat to further increase the size.
 
To decrease the text size:
Hold down the 'Ctrl' key and press the '[' key. Repeat to further decrease the size.

Opera 6.0 and above
You can increase or decrease the text size by:
 
Press and hold the 'Alt' key, type 'V' and 'Z', then

Release 'Alt' key, and select the size you want from the list

If you have a wheel on your mouse you can also increase and decrease the size of the text by pressing and hold the "CTRL" key, then move the wheel up and down to change the size of the text.

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The Apple Mac operating system includes many accessibility options including resizing text, text-to-speech and keyboard alternatives to using a mouse. If you would like to know more about this then please visit the accessibility section of the Apple website.

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 For accessibility information regarding the venue for The Education Show exhibition please click here.

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If you have any problems with accessing content on this website then please contact us.

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