[New-york-news] Reminder: Tactile Design Workshop Tomorrow
Chancey Fleet
chanceyfleet at nypl.org
Fri Feb 2 14:55:43 UTC 2018
Tactile Tactics: Best Practices for Nonvisual Design
Join Annie Leist, Disability Inclusion Associate at the NYC Department of
Cultural Affairs, for a workshop designed to get you thinking about how to
design
effective and meaningful tactile graphics and models to engage people with
and without vision. Explore the differences between visual and tactile
experience,
and learn how to use that awareness to thoughtfully plan, create, and
select successful tactile representations and objects to serve constituents
and engage
audiences. You’ll also review strategies on how to implement the tactiles
well, and how context can impact a tactile’s meaning. Please register by
emailing
chanceyfleet at nypl.org
or calling 212-621-0627
11:00 AM Networking and Refreshments
11:45 AM Training Begins
1:30 PM Goodbye
This workshop is part of the Dimensions project - bringing free tactile
graphics and 3d printing to the community with accessible equipment,
software,
and training workshops. Read more about the project
here
Get Involved: Free Skillbuilding Workshops
Throughout Winter 2017-2018, the Library will offer a set of three
skillbuilding workshops around tactile graphics. Registration is required.
If you are
interested in attending both the 2d and 3d Basics, we strongly recommend
that you attend one of the Tactile Tactics: Best Practices for Tactile
Design
sessions. Check our calendar for dates and RSVP information.
Other accommodations such as ASL interpretation and real-time (CART)
captioning can be arranged with a minimum of two weeks notice. Please
email
accessibility at nypl.org
with accommodation requests or questions.
--
Chancey S. Fleet
Assistive Technology Coordinator
Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library
(212) 621-0627
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