Building for Inclusivity
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September 19, 2024
1:00 pm—4:00 pm
Platform Calgary - Classroom 2
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In this 3 hour hands on workshop brought to you by Alberta Blue Cross, you will learn tangible skills to build inclusive digital projects including: - Learn about adaptive gaming and build an adaptive controller with Neil Squire Society - Understand how XR can be used as a medium for individuals with physical and visual limitations - Learn best practices to ensure your software is accessible for individuals with neurodivergence and visual limitations This workshop will be experienced based and help attendees to understand the best practices for designing products, no tech or coding knowledge necessary!
In this 3 hour hands on workshop brought to you by Alberta Blue Cross, you will learn tangible skills to build inclusive digital projects including:
- Learn about adaptive gaming and build an adaptive controller with Neil Squire Society
- Understand how XR can be used as a medium for individuals with physical and visual limitations
- Learn best practices to ensure your software is accessible for individuals with neurodivergence and visual limitations
407 9 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 2K7
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