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Some pupils at Chadsgrove School in Bromsgrove can play music using eye movements, thanks to Clarion, a digital instrument for disabled musicians that runs on tablets and laptops.
Why it mattersMusic teacher Steph Wellings told the BBC that staff can adapt how a pupil uses it to suit their strengths. The pupils are preparing to perform at the Royal Albert Hall. It is a small, practical example of accessible computing opening a door to creative expression.
Discuss: What should schools prioritise: more adaptable digital tools, or better access to specialist staff who can make them work?
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