Inclusive Teaching and Accessible Communication through Audio Pens
summary
The talk explains using audio pens that record/play audio linked to stickers to design inclusive teaching activities. It shows concrete uses for students with visual, cognitive or learning disabilities (DSA), applications for museum communication, and offers ready-made lesson sheets and images that can be downloaded and embossed (e.g., with a Minolta-style embosser) for blind pupils.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Conference introduction
- 1:58What is an audio pen
- 3:47Use in museums
- 17:22Cognitive disability communication
- 26:18Multisensory tactile books
- 30:15Audio pen models comparison
- 33:38Q&A
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