Workshop: Specialized Workshop on Inclusive Digital Concepts for Museums & Libraries – Gamification for Accessible Knowledge Transfer
27. May
15:00
ID: G031002
de
Contents / Description
How can I make my institution future-proof and create accessible, digital, and engaging access to knowledge? How can I ensure that accessibility is fun and make my exhibition more appealing to all visitors? How can I foster shared dialogue without excluding anyone? In our workshop with experts from the world of accessible gaming and playful education, we’ll address these and other questions. A special focus will be on museums and libraries. The workshop begins with a presentation by Inclusive Gaming, whose work focuses on game-based education of accessible content (keyword: Game-Based Learning). This will be followed by a guided interdisciplinary group discussion in which the aforementioned topics will be addressed and individual questions and challenges will be explored. The workshop is aimed at representatives of museums, libraries, and other public institutions. Participation in the workshop is free of charge. Upon completion of the workshop, a certificate will be issued by Inclusive Gaming and SightCity. Note: Since the workshop takes place right in the heart of the action—in SightCity’s Gaming Lab—participants should expect a higher noise level.
Speaker
Stefan Wilhelm (Inclusive Gaming), Kay Zeisig (Inclusive Gaming)
Inclusive Gaming GmbH
Stefan Wilhelm is a co-founder of Inclusive Gaming GmbH. Inclusive Gaming specializes in developing video games that are accessible to blind and visually impaired people. As a service provider, the company develops concepts and applications that convey knowledge and information in an accessible and playful way. Current projects: an audio adventure in which players experience German reunification from the perspective of a blind person (“Die Unsichtbare Mauer” with Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V.), an accessible virtual museum (Museums- und Geschichtsverein Bischofswerda e.V.), and the companion app for a smart walker (“AktiMuW” with HS Anhalt, University of Halle, OvGU Magdeburg, and Sanitätshaus Hellwig)
During his studies, Kay Zeisig focused on game-based learning in simple language and the removal of barriers in digital games. In his master’s thesis in Digital Humanities, he conducted a life-world-oriented study with blind and visually impaired people on the implementation of various approaches to barrier removal. In addition, he leads the senior theater group “Maske in Grau” and is a member of the audio description team at DIE BÜHNE—the theater of TU Dresden.
Participation
On-site participation
You are cordially invited to attend the lecture free of charge on site.
The event room is located in Kap Europa, 2nd floor, west side (elevator side), on the gaming stage. When you exit the elevator, turn right and walk to the fourth door on the left (last door), just before the WC area 2.West.
Access to the lecture room is possible at any time, so you can come and go as you please.
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Meetingdaten & Hilfe
VA-Nr.: G031002
Datum: 27.05.26
Start: 15:00 – 17:00
Zoom-ID: 839 9660 6571
Kenncode: 516625
Online participation
Alternatively, you can participate in the lecture free of charge online or by telephone via ZOOM.
Please mute your microphone when entering the online lecture. You can ask questions at any time via the chat function. Our staff will forward these either directly in the chat or live to the speakers at the end of the lecture.
The access information (Zoom link, telephone dial-in, and further details) can be found below.
Automatic online participation
The ZOOM program can be used free of charge. You will be automatically redirected to the program via the button.
Mobile fast dialing
To participate by telephone via smartphone, simply click the button to automatically establish a connection.
Telephone participation
To participate via landline telephone, please use one of the telephone numbers and state the meeting ID and the identification code on request.
Int/DE: +49 69 5050 0952
from AT: +43 72 011 5988
from CHE: +41 44 529 92 72
Note
The exhibitor is solely responsible for the content of the exhibitor presentation both on the organizer’s website and on the website of the respective exhibitor. The organizer assumes no responsibility or liability whatsoever.