Multi-Potential Campus
Multi-Potential Campus:
Integrated environment for people with different abilities
Introduction
To create a caring and integrated campus for people with different abilities, The Education University of Hong Kong organizes different activities such as workshops and trainings to staff and students. Respectful and inclusive environment is conducive to the development of different potentials among people with and without special educational needs (SEN).
e-Certificate Course on Inclusive Campus and Special Educational Needs
The online course enhances awareness on equal opportunities and SEN among staff and students. It contains 3 modules with animations and videos, and takes about one hour for completion. Based on your schedule and needs, you can choose the specific module or topic for learning. An e-certificate will be issued after completing all 3 modules and passing 3 tests (passing mark: 80) within 6 months.
[e-Certificate Course] Inclusive Campus and Special Educational Needs
Walking with Students
Following its guiding principles on equal opportunities and with the concerted efforts of all departments and offices, EdUHK is committed to providing care and support to students with SEN to enhance their participation in academic activities and campus life. To strengthen the inclusive atmosphere on campus, SAO organizes various activities, including the E2 CARE Ambassador Scheme, game booths, sharings by people with different disabilities/SEN, and experiential activities.
Staff/ Student Training
Date
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Event Name
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Language
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Speaker/ Organization
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Target
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PowerPoint
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29/11/2018
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Workshop on Understanding and Supporting Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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English
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Chartered Educational Psychologist from Hong Kong EP Services
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Staff
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Link
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13/12/2018
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Sign Language Workshop
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Cantonese
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The Hong Kong Society for the Deaf
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Staff
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Link
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27/08/2019
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Workshop on Understanding and Supporting Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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Cantonese
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Educational Psychologist from Hong Kong EP Services
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Staff
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Link
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06/03/2019
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Legal Workshop on Supporting Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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English
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Gallent
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Staff
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Link
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05/09/2019
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Workshop on Understanding and Supporting Students with Mental Health and Emotional / Behavioral Difficulties
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English
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Chartered Educational Psychologist from Hong Kong EP Services
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Staff
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Link
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23/03/2021
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Online Seminar on Understanding and Walking with Students with Depression
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English
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Psychiatrist
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Staff
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Download
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23/04/2021
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Online Seminar on Understanding and Walking with Students with Anxiety
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English
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Psychiatrist
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Staff
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Download
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06/08/2021
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Understanding Depression in Students: How educators could support students living with depression
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Cantonese
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Clinical Psychologist
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Staff
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Download
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31/08/2021
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Webinar on Application of Anti-Discrimination Ordinances in Tertiary Education
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English
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EOC
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Staff
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Download
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03/09/2021
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Understanding Anxiety in Students: How educators could support students living with anxiety
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Cantonese
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Clinical Psychologist
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Staff
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Download
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08/11/2021
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Webinar on Web/ Mobile App Accessibility
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English
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Assistant Systems Manager from Industry Development), OGCIO
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Staff & Students
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Download
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15/02/2022
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Mental Health Dialogue
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Cantonese
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Registered Social Worker and Person in Recovery from New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association
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Staff & Students
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Download
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24/02/2022
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Understanding and walking with students with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Further information recommended by the Castle Peak Hospital with information for different roles: Chinese Version/ English Version
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English
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Clinical Psychologist
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Staff & Students
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Download
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25/02/2022
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Inclusive Education Workshop: Walking with Students with SEN
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English
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Registered Social Worker from HKPHAB
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Staff & Students
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Download
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25/11/2022 |
Deaf for a Day - Simulation Experience |
Cantonese |
Project Officer from SLCO |
Staff |
Download |
05/12/2022 |
Trauma-informed and care Workshop |
Cantonese |
Supervisor from BGCA Trauma Counselling Centre |
Staff |
Download |
02/03/2023 |
Workshop on Student Procrastination: Why it happens & How to Overcome it (Diversity Festival 2023) |
English |
Educational Psychologist from Earnest Educational Psychology Service |
Staff |
Download |
14/04/2023 |
Diversity Campus and Application of Anti-Discrimination Ordinances in Tertiary Education |
Cantonese |
EOC |
Staff & Students |
Download |
20/04/2023 |
Diversity Campus and Application of Anti-Discrimination Ordinances in Tertiary Education |
English |
EOC |
Staff & Students |
Download |
Other Information
Career Services
EdUHK
Others
Other Caring and Inclusive Initiatives
EdUHK supports employment of people with disabilities. From our experience, people with disabilities are competent in discharging various duties and have good working attitude. It is definitely a win-win situation, for both employers and employees. If your office would like to show support, please contact the relevant HRO account manager.
Accessibility tools
Speech-to-Text
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Microsoft Team Live Transcription
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Live transcription using Google Doc “Voice Typing”
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Android
For the Android, you may find the app named as “Live Transcribe” for the translation.
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Apple system
For the Apple system, you may go to “Setting” and choose “Accessibility”. After that, you may find the tools for people with hearing impaired. For the speak to text function, you may switch on the Hearing --> “Subtitles and Captioning”
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Speechnotes (recommended by the Hong Kong Society for the Deaf in Chinese)
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It provides live transcription in Cantonese, English and other languages:
Text-to-Speech
Ear Connect (Hong Kong sign language, Chinese version only)
Ear Connect aims to assist in communication among people with and without severe hearing impairment, enhance public interest in sign language, and assist sign language learning.
Protection
Equal Opportunities Policy
The University is committed to equal opportunities in academic pursuit and employment, and to eliminating discrimination or harassment against staff, students, and other persons who have dealings with the University. Everyone, irrespective of their gender, pregnancy, breastfeeding, marital / family status, disability, race, age, religion, sexual orientation, political / other opinion, national / social origin, etc. has the right to be respected and be treated fairly. The University has zero tolerance for discrimination and harassment, and may refer the case to law enforcement agency (such as the police) where appropriate. Any staff member or student who is found to have contravened the Equal Opportunities Policy is liable to disciplinary action (including dismissal for staff and expulsion for students).
Webpage: Equal Opportunities Policy (hereinafter referred to as the Policy)
Equal Opportunities Campus (For EdUHK staff and students only)
Equal Opportunities and Disability Access Officer
E-mail: eodao@eduhk.hk
Phone: (+852) 2948 6012
Disability Discrimination Ordinance
To ensure integrated campus, the Policy adopts the definitions of unlawful acts under the Disability Discrimination Ordinance, including direct disability discrimination, indirect disability discrimination, disability harassment, disability vilification and discrimination by way of victimization.
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