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Keeping Up with Advances in Game Accessibility Roundtable (Presented by IGDA)

Chad Philip Johnson  (Engineer, Anacronist Software)

Location: Room 203, South Hall

Date: Wednesday, March 20

Time: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

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Topic: Advocacy

Format: Roundtable

Vault Recording: Not Recorded

The pace of change in the field of game accessibility continues to accelerate, posing an ever greater challenge to game developers to keep up. Join this roundtable (hosted by the IGDA Game Accessibility SIG) for an open discussion of recent advances and topical issues from CVAA legislation to the Xbox adaptive controller, and what challenges and opportunities there are both now and in the future. A chance to both talk through your own experiences and learn from the experiences of others.

Takeaway

Attendees will leave with an understanding of the current accessibility landscape and where the field is heading. They will have heard from experts and beginners alike, had the opportunity to talk through issues they are facing themselves, and to make new connections with developers and specialists passionate about the field.

Intended Audience

No specific level of experience or expertise required, for anyone with an interest in ensuring their games are as accessible as possible to gamers with disabilities.