Virtual Reality Playtesting: People with Disabilities in San Francisco Bay Area
Are you interested in testing a new virtual reality experience?
The Disability Visibility Project® is organizing a series of virtual reality playtests with people with disabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area on Tuesday, October 17, 2017, 10 am-4 pm, at the Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley, CA.
We are testing certain accessibility features and looking for participants who identify in any of these three groups:
-Wheelchair users
-People with limited hand or arm mobility who can stand
-People who are Deaf or hard of hearing
Important details:
- Participants will playtest an unannounced VR experience on HTC Vive and answer some questions about their experiences afterward. The entire session will take approximately 1 hour.
- Prior familiarity with VR and the HTC Vive is not required.
- All participants will receive a $100 gift card at the end of the session.
- All participants will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
If you are interested, fill out this short survey and a researcher will contact you if you are eligible. Please note: filling this survey out does not mean guarantee a playtesting session.
Questions?
Email Alice Wong, Research Consultant, Disability Visibility Project®
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