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Module 4 activity

Activity: Choose One Realistic Action

Sort a possible accessibility improvement by urgency, effort and feasibility. Then choose one action you can plan, support, test or implement.

Activity steps

  1. Choose one possible action.

    Use an idea from Modules 1–3 or from your own service, workplace, website, communication process or community context.

  2. Connect it to a barrier.

    Be clear about the participation barrier the action should reduce.

  3. Prioritise it.

    Think about urgency, effort, feasibility and participation impact.

  4. Plan follow-through.

    Name the owner, support needed, review point and evidence of change.

Action Prioritisation Activity

Use this form to move from a possible accessibility improvement to one realistic action.

Your details

First Name
Last Name
Email Address
Organisation or group (optional)

Step 1: What accessibility improvement are you considering?

Name one possible improvement from Modules 1–3 or your own context.

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What accessibility improvement are you considering?

Step 2: What barrier does this action reduce?

Connect the action to a participation, communication, digital, procedural, sensory, attitudinal or feedback barrier.

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What barrier does this action reduce?

Step 3: Who is affected by the barrier?

Identify people or groups affected by the barrier.

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Who is affected by the barrier?

Step 4: What type of action is it?

Sort the action as a quick win, planned improvement or system change.

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What type of action is it?

Step 5: How urgent, effortful and feasible is it?

Rate urgency, effort and feasibility using simple words such as low, medium or high.

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How urgent, effortful and feasible is it?

Step 6: Who needs to be involved?

List owner, helpers, reviewers, lived-experience input and approval or support needs.

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Who needs to be involved?

Step 7: What support, permission or resources are needed?

Identify budget, time, staff training, technical help, privacy review or leadership approval.

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What support, permission or resources are needed?

Step 8: When will this be reviewed?

Choose a review date or timeframe.

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When will this be reviewed?

Step 9: How will you know whether it helped?

Name evidence, feedback, observations or completion data that could show improvement.

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How will you know whether it helped?

Module 4 resources

Use these templates and worksheets to move from an idea to a realistic action plan.

Accessibility Action Plan Template

Use this template to record the barrier, action, owner, support needed, timeframe, review point and evidence.

Implementation Log

Use this log to track what was tried, what changed, what feedback you received and what should happen next.

Action Prioritisation Worksheet

Sort actions by urgency, effort, feasibility and likely participation impact.

Easy Read

Module 4 Activity

This activity helps you choose one realistic action.

Implementation means putting a plan into action.

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Choose one action

Choose one change that could make access better.

It can be a small change.

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Choose what matters first

Ask if it is urgent.

Ask if it is realistic.

Ask who can help.

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Check if it helped

Ask for feedback.

Look for evidence.

Change the plan if needed.

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You can ask for support

You can ask for this information in another format.

Future Ready — Module 4 Implementation. Accessibility action planning, follow-through and review.