Publications
Overview of the National and European context
The goal of this publication is to assess the needs of the target groups of Text it Easy project. The partnership gathered information about the situation concerning easy-to-read language in France, Belgium, Romania, Croatia, and North Macedonia.
The partners analysed current issues surrounding clear language at the national and European levels to identify figures on:
- reading and comprehension difficulties in the various countries,
- the history of existing initiatives,
- actors positioned and mobilized in this field.
Publication date : September 2024
Pedagogical guide for trainers and professionals
Clear language is a fundamental element in crafting accessiblecommunication, serving as a pivotal tool in advancing equality andinclusion across various domains, notably in education and culture. Thisguide examines clear language through the lens of universal accessibility,emphasizing its critical role in ensuring that all individuals, regardless oftheir literacy levels, backgrounds, or abilities, can effectively comprehendand engage with written materials.
Publication date : September 2024
14 rules of plain language in a specialised, professional text
In this document, we outline the principles of plain language, with examples of how to simplify complex texts. It’s designed for anyone who wants to communicate more effectively and ensure their writing is accessible to a diverse audience.
We’ll cover:
- Content tips: how to choose the right words and structure your ideas.
- Form tips: how to format your text for maximum readability.
- Examples: before-and-after comparisons to show how complex textcan be simplified.
Publication date : September 2024
Interviews Synthesis Report
This document presents the consolidated results of the interviews conducted by the partners of the Text it Easy project as part of WP2 – Activity A3. The objective of this activity was to gather qualitative insights from professionals, experts, and learners from the field of adult education, communication, accessibility, and literacy in order to better understand:
- their knowledge of plain language and clear communication
- their current practices and challenges
- their needs for training and support
- their perceptions of audiences facing reading or comprehension difficulties
The results will guide the development of the project’s training curriculum and resources aimed at improving clear communication in adult education and professional contexts.
Publication date : September 2024




