This course surveys assistive technologies for people with low vision and blindness, from historical, contemporary, and forward-thinking perspectives. Guest lectures from leaders in the field and people with lived experience will help students learn about low-vision and blindness accessibility across several domains (web, wayfinding, literacy, socialization, etc.). In the second half of the class, students will partner with each other and clients/community members to develop their own projects that transform and advance these technologies.

DM-GY 9103 – D (16618).1 () | Instructor: Gus Chalkias / Regine Gilbert | Syllabus | Wed 6:30pm to 9:20pm | Meeting Pattern: 14 | Start Date