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Audio Industry News and Tutorials. Binaural Research site is now up and running. October 28, 2013. Binaural Research – Research and Enquiry. It’s official. I have now launched a third site, this one documents any discoveries I make as part of my Research and Enquiry module, which is part of my MSc. Have a look and start learning. I will try to update the site on a weekly basis. The three sites I now run are:. 8211; This one. 8211; The new one. 8211; My personal site, including examples of some of my work.
blindsecondlife.blogspot.com
Second Life for the Visually Impaired: Power Up: The Game
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Second Life for the Visually Impaired. Friday, 4 July 2008. Power Up: The Game. As referred to in a previous post. Some of the IBM folk have developed an accessible game called PowerUp. Which is described in the following paper,. Author = {Shari M. Trewin and Mark R. Laff and Anna Cavender and Vicki L. Hanson},. Title = { Accessibility in virtual worlds. Booktitle = {CHI '08: CHI '08 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems},. Year = {2008},. Isbn = {978-1-60558-012-X},. Publisher = {ACM},.
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INFOmap - Indoor Navigation For the Optically-challenged
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INFOmap is a handheld navigation software for the Android. Mobile operating system. INFOmap is the Spring 2010. Senior project of three computer science undergraduate students at the University of Nevada, Reno. If you have any questions or comments, email us at sp at tamwerks dot net. Added Public Presentation Video. May 7, 2010). May 5, 2010). Apr 29, 2010). Added Live Action Project Video. Apr 24, 2010). Mar 28, 2010). Mar 8, 2010). Added Presentations and Videos. Mar 3, 2010). Feb 26, 2010). Angela ha...
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Second Life for the Visually Impaired: February 2008
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Second Life for the Visually Impaired. Monday, 11 February 2008. EDIT: 6th May 2008] This stage of the project is now complete, we're no longer looking for volunteers. Many thanks to those who participated. For the next stage of our project we will conduct interviews with people who are blind or significantly visually impaired. For more information please read the Explanatory Statement. If you'd like to participate please send an email to Gareth White, G.White@sussex.ac.uk. Gareth R. White. Software Acce...
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Second Life for the Visually Impaired: September 2008
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Second Life for the Visually Impaired. Tuesday, 23 September 2008. Last week I returned from Athens where I presented our paper at DIMEA 2008. I thought the presentation went well, with about 15-20 people in the audience. There were a few good questions at the end where we discussed amongst other things the use of synthetic verses naturalistic sounds for 3D spatialisation, from a semiotic point of view, and the potential of formal, structured data like VRML for environments like Second Life.
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Game Accessibility Workshop
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1st Workshop on Game Accessibility: Xtreme Interaction Design (GAXID'11). University of Nevada, Reno. Eelke is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Nevada, Reno. His research interests lay in the field of Player Game Interaction, specifically researching novel tactile/audio interfaces and minimalistic control schemes for video games and virtual worlds that can accommodate the abilities of users with severe visual and motor impairments.
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IGDA GASIG Blog: January 2008
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Special Effect - Accessible Gaming Charity. Published by OneSwitch.org.uk on Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 5:40 PM. Is perhaps the only charitable organisation dedicated to helping ALL young people with disabilities to enjoy computer games. GASIG member Barrie Ellis of OneSwitch.org.uk is presently working with Special Effect on their latest exciting project to bring accessible games to disabled children in and around Oxford (UK). Or contact Barrie directly through OneSwitch.org.uk. Activist, Robert Florio.
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