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All smiles Wednesday! 😁 #HR #GEECs (at Lizardbear Lair)

Non-Visual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free, open-source screen reader programme for Windows computers. It reads out on-screen information using a synthetic voice enabling blind or partially sighted people to use a Windows computer at no more cost than a sighted person.

Here's a great resource from Abilitynet on digital accessibility.

Looking for help to draft your social media policy? Socialbrite has some useful advice here: Create a social media policy for your nonprofit

Interesting BBC article on how hackers succeed. 

This is a fascinating article explaining how robots are often used to check job applications in large organisations. How would yours fare? 

I was asked about wireless printers recently, and luckily enough soon after I came across this BBC Click guide to the topic explaining what to look for, and what to avoid. One definitely worth sharing!

Attention numbers people: Soulver is faster than a spreadsheet and easier to use than a calculator. Bookmarked!