Multisensory Solar Eclipse Projects Create Inclusive STEM Content
April 10, 2024
Can Multisensory Experiences of the Solar Eclipse influence the creation of accessible STEM content for everyone?
Can Multisensory Experiences of the Solar Eclipse influence the creation of accessible STEM content for everyone?
The widespread adoption of AI models has prompted significant experimentation with AI to enhance accessibility. Blind people are now using AI to describe images.
As 2023 rapidly draws to a close, I am highlighting my best posts from last year and mentioning some of the exciting plans that I have for next year.
Recently, I had the pleasure of consulting with two artists who designed a multimedia installation that incorporated audio, video, and tactile elements.
In the realm of auditory perception, two distinct yet interconnected disciplines stand out: sonification and soundscape.
I have been thinking about how discussions of museum accessibility shift based on the lived-experience of a majority of participants. When a group of blind people discuss museums, they talk about the limits of visual
This post concludes a series of blog posts that I wrote about a presentation that I gave introducing museum people to the concept of sonification, representing data with nonspeech audio. Earlier posts in the series
In July 2023, I led two tours highlighting the braille and tactile exhibits that were installed at the FDR memorial last year. The tours were for 60 K-12 teachers who participated in professional development workshops
I have written about the importance of tactile exploration for blind people who gather information about objects using their sense of touch. I think that tactile exploration also benefits sighted people. In this post, I
I help museums increase access for all visitors by creating multisensory exhibits for everyone. I would be happy to discuss a project with you. Get started by booking a complimentary consultation with me.
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