Bilingual technology toolkit: good user experience
The Welsh Government has developed a toolkit to ensure that information technology offers users a good Welsh language experience. The aim of the toolkit is to explain how to put the user at the centre of the design process when ensuring good quality bilingual design principles.
Adapting to a new world: Interpreting in hybrid meetings (adapter for the Zoom video platform)
This case study describes what Bangor University have done to be able to hold hybrid bilingual meetings or events using an adapter for the Zoom video platform.
Care Inspectorate Wales’ Data Tool
Care Inspectorate Wales have developed and published an interactive data tool where, from the outset, the Welsh Language has been fully considered as a core component. The bilingual tool enables people to search for the provision of bilingual and Welsh-medium social care and childcare services across Wales.
Ofcom providing public events online
When face-to-face meetings were prohibited under measures to stop the spread of Covid-19, Ofcom began to hold online events.
As part of its modernisation plans, Welsh language digital provision is one of HM Courts and Tribunals Service’s key priorities.
According to Welsh Government, recruiting and retaining Welsh speaking reception staff has always been a challenge. Since the Government started contracting out reception services to an external company, the situation has improved.
The value of upskilling
In response to Welsh language standards requirements, and as it looked for ways to work more efficiently, Vale of Glamorgan Council has changed how it deals with telephone calls within its call centre.
Proactively Offering a Welsh Language Service
Cwm Taf University Health Board offers Welsh-medium care on a general ward at Ysbyty Cwm Rhondda.