Families
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Making Games More Accessible for Deaf Children
Bridge Multimedia and PBS KIDS are inviting families to share feedback on games as they strive to increase accessibility for Deaf children and understand what makes them fun for you!
TO PARTICIPATE OR LEARN MORE: For more information contact Wendy Sapp, PhD, at wsapp@bridgemultimedia.com or go to the registration link to sign up to participate.
** Please note the Lexington School for the Deaf is not involved in the project and has no position on whether the families should or should not participate.
TO PARTICIPATE OR LEARN MORE: For more information contact Wendy Sapp, PhD, at wsapp@bridgemultimedia.com or go to the registration link to sign up to participate.
** Please note the Lexington School for the Deaf is not involved in the project and has no position on whether the families should or should not participate.
WHO: Looking for Deaf children who use ASL, aged 4-9, who enjoy playing digital games (apps, online, game consoles, etc.) and their caregivers
WHY: Bridge Multimedia and PBS KIDS want to learn from YOU about the games you like and what makes those games fun for you. We will use this information to make PBS KIDS games more accessible for Deaf children.
WHAT: A 30 minute to 1 hour virtual interview about the games you like to play. Child and caregiver must participate together.
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