Eleanor Robinson to Present Paper at Games for Health Conference
Salem, MA May 25, 2010
Eleanor Robinson, Chief Operating Officer of 7-128 Software,
will present a paper, "Gaming and Accessibility - A Collision Course" at the Games for Health Conference in Boston,
May 25 - 27.
The paper will be presented jointly with Mark Barlet, founder of AbleGamers.com, the leading Web site for accessible computer gaming.
The paper will address the changing U.S. demographics and their effect on accessibility issues in computer gaming.
It is based on current research conducted by Robinson and Barlet.
The presentation will be part of the pre-conference Accessibility Day.
The paper will be presented jointly with Mark Barlet, founder of AbleGamers.com, the leading Web site for accessible computer gaming.
The paper will address the changing U.S. demographics and their effect on accessibility issues in computer gaming.
It is based on current research conducted by Robinson and Barlet.
The presentation will be part of the pre-conference Accessibility Day.
ABOUT 7-128 Software
7-128 Software, a small Salem software company, is unique in that many of its mainstream videogames are designed from the start to be playable also by blind, deaf, or motion impaired gamers.
Its more than 30 games include the Inspector Cyndi in Newport series, word games, and puzzle games. It’s game, Here comes the Duck! is possibly the only computer game anywhere playable by a blind two-year old.
For more information contact:
Cynthia A. Geller
V.P. Marketing and Sales
7-128 Software
(978) 745-0160