Alessandra Kester
Alessandra Kester is a TVI and COMS at the Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired in South Carolina. She currently serves school-aged students and adults.
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Making Online Gaming Accessible for Teens who are Blind or Low Vision
| Type: | Recorded Webinar |
| Location: | Webinar with Transcript |
| Cost: | Free. (Registration is required.) |
Registration
Participants must register to receive the webinar video link and transcript.
About the Program
Teens will learn what existing games are already accessible and how to make games accessible when problems arise.
Participants will learn:
- Basics about online gaming accessibility
- Learn what games are already accessible to gamers who are blind or low vision.
- Learns some tools and strategies for how to make games accessible to gamers who are blind or low vision.
Target Audience: Teens (13+) who are blind or low vision
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