We get asked about video game accessibility by most families and individuals we work with. This tweet thread will have any useful info we find -
First, @MakeUseOf "8 Accessibility Options Making Video Games More Accessible to All"
https://t.co/zh332lEaqk
Tutorial on how to use the Nintendo Switch with eye tracking through Mill Mouse and the Titan One adapter. This also works with modern Playstation and Xbox, you need a Remote Play wireless option on those systems.
#adaptivegaming#accessiblegaming#AT
https://t.co/7uUmzsWEyl
Very sad news. Paul Alexander was such an incredible and inspiring person.
We live in a different world now, where no child should ever suffer from #polio. We owe it to Paul, and other survivors, to #EndPolio once and for all.
https://t.co/0ChQIqbfYy
We often get Door Opener requests for exterior doors but here is one we helped a lady get so she could have independent bathroom access and privacy
#independent#assistivetechnology#access
Not exactly new - the Tongue Touch Keypad allowed complete computer (keyboard and mouse), home, telephone and wheelchair control using 9 buttons in a retainer but it's still cool when. #AT gets a spotlight
#AssistiveTechnology#computer#accessibility https://t.co/CA1LywLtiH
Cory Lee is one of the few wheelchair users who has visited all 7 continents.
A life-long powerchair user with spinal muscular atrophy who’s visited 45+ countries, he posts travel stories on 2-time Lowell Thomas Award-winning blog, Curb Free with Cory Lee.
https://t.co/OccbDxQLLc
Automatic Door Openers have definitely been one of the areas of Assistive Technology we have helped install the most this year.
Here is our latest one - helping Michelle use her door independently.
#AT#HomeAccess#AssistiveTechnology#Charity#CharityTuesday
Helping out Mr. Grimsly with some assistive technology , in this case Automatic Door Openers and Remote Deadbolts to increase independence and safety at home.
#HelpingTheHelp#AssistiveTech
We get asked about video game accessibility by most families and individuals we work with. This tweet thread will have any useful info we find -
First, @MakeUseOf "8 Accessibility Options Making Video Games More Accessible to All"
https://t.co/zh332lEaqk
Celebrating today! After 132 school visits I've reached a BIG milestone. More than 25,000 kids and of course HUNDREDS of teachers have heard me speak and now know more about disability Spinal Cord Injury! Almost 10 yrs on from becoming disabled, how has this happened?!😀 @sv1
In our WIRED interview, Takayuki Nakayama, discusses creating accessible and inclusive games through control schemes and visual accessibility settings, and talk about his hopes for the future of the genre. https://t.co/rquOayBmJi