[games_access] University student accessibility project

[John R. Porter]

It seems to be a bit of both. While some of the questions are more
experience-based in terms of gaming with a disability, there are some other
more general questions about ways we can improve game accessibility as
well. And since one of the early questions asks whether or not the subject
has a disability themselves, I'd say he's open to input from both sides.

-John

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John R. Porter III
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University of Washington,**
Human Centered Design & Engineering*


On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 12:33 PM, Eleanor Robinson <eleanor at 7128.com> wrote:

>  Ian - I'm not clear if he wants someone who is disabled to fill out his
> questionnaire, or someone knowledgeable in the field to respond with what
> they know?  If the latter, I'd be happy to respond with what information I
> have.
>
> Eleanor Robinson
> 7-128 Software
>
>
> On 3/14/2013 7:56 PM, Ian Hamilton wrote:
>
>  Anyone fancy helping out this student? He is basing his dissertation on
> game accessibility and looking for people with some background in the area
> to fill out a short questionnaire:
>
>  https://twitter.com/Drazzan/status/312269336335224832
>
>  Ian
>
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