VET Implementation guide

This guide presents the structure and objectives of the REACT e-learning course on accessibility in museums and cultural sites, with a focus on digital mediation. It explains how the course supports professionals in understanding diverse audience needs, applying universal design, and implementing inclusive practices both on-site and online. Designed for flexible use, the guide helps learners navigate resources, benefit from best practices, and integrate digital accessibility into their daily work.

Ensuring accessibility in cultural spaces is essential to give everyone equal opportunities to experience and engage with heritage, regardless of their abilities or background. In today’s digital era, accessibility goes beyond ramps and elevators to include digital tools that remove barriers and foster inclusion. By addressing these needs, cultural institutions can better respond to social changes, technological advances, and the expectations of diverse audiences.

VET implementation guide REACT EN

• clear language
• user-friendly layout (font size, line spacing, contrast, bullet points)
• combination of theory and case studies
• quizzes
• practical exercises

Document available in English, French, Romanian, Polish.

• trainers (initial and continuing training)
• cultural sector employees
• cultural associations
• tour operators
• disability associations
• organisations training culture/tourism professionals

Free; licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).

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Introduces and explains WCAG standards, European Accessibility Act, promotes universal design, references EQAVET standards for VET.

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