One of the best known and certainly the most energetic campaigner for students with print impairments in the UK, E.A. works tirelessly to improve access to assistive technology in colleges and universities. After training as a Speech and Language Therapist, she worked with people who have communication difficulties whilst specialising in assistive technology.

In addition to working with print impaired students in Further and Higher Education, she has also set up an Assistive Technology Centre. Today she provides staff development focusing on the area of Dyslexia and Assistive Technology, maintains an online database of assistive technologies and is currently a member of the Learning Societies Lab research team at the University of Southampton in the UK.

E.A. often speaks on assistive technology issues at workshops and conferences and enjoys trying to support colleagues across the world in delivery of new and better solutions for struggling students.