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Multi-Sensory Information on Climate Change
MUSICC-142023-LLP-1-2008-1-UK-LEONARDO-LMP
Most countries are forced to face the issues of global warming with more seriousness than before. Our children need to be taught about this situation and the likely implications on their future lifestyles. For those who have a sensory impairment access to such information may be denied through lack of adaptive systems and materials. Although teaching material are now beginning to appear, very little work has been done in establishing a methodology of explaining the visual and graphical images needed to cover such a scientific subject in a format accessible to those with a sensory impairment. In developing such materials, adaptation to hearing impairments will fall well within the scope of achievement. This project would like to establish a methodology for explaining the links to global warming and climate change (often graphical) and deliver this vital information in an accessible, adaptable and assimilateable manner
News
Warmth brings out butterflies
CLIMATE change is causing butterflies to emerge from their cocoons 10 days earlier than 65 years ago say researchers.
Rising waters drown disputed isle
An island that has been at the centre of a dispute between India and Bangladesh for three decades has disappeared beneath rising seas.
Gone with the wind…..
MAMMOTHS helped to fill the atmosphere with methane and keep the Earth
Climate change linked to fall in bird populations in southern England
The number of birds in the south of England is in decline as they begin to feel the impact of global warming which has so far left more northerly populations unaffected, a study suggests.
Global warming threatens rare monkey species
SREP attended the 10th European conference on e-learning
SREP attended the 10th European conference on e-business and e-learning E-COMM-LINE 2009 on 28/29.09.2009 in Bucharest, Romania. SPER presented MUSICC project and its latest developments.
