Technology, Accessibility, and Independence: Professor Emeritus Patsy Cullen
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Technology, Accessibility, and Independence: Professor Emeritus Patsy Cullen
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In our 8th episode, we had the privilege of sitting down with Emeritus Professor Patsy Cullen, Council Member for the Royal School of Needlework, Chair of Governors at Leeds Arts University, and a champion of inclusive design.
Throughout her career, including her time as Director of Learning and Teaching at York St John University, Patsy pioneered tech-forward, accessible spaces, earning her the title of Professor of Learning Innovation. But her advocacy goes far beyond academia; it is deeply personal. By successfully leveraging digital tools to manage a long-term health condition, she has firsthand experience in dismantling barriers to mobility, health, and social connection in independent living.
In this episode, Patsy shares candid perspectives on:
Where current technology champions independence, and where it compromises user safety.
Her hopes and concerns regarding the adoption of intelligent technologies at home.
Her recommendations for tech developers and researchers on how to co-design for diverse abilities.