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This presentation will highlight some of the experiences encountered when working with young people suffering from Cerebral Palsy. It will cover which attitudes these young people have towards video games and what they want from game technology. The conclusion will present the research project that involved the development of a driving simulator to enable a young woman with Cerebral Palsy to study for her driving licence exam.

Saúde e medicina Design Tecnologia

Teaching Accessibility
Paul Pivec
paul.pivec@mac.com

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Paul Pivec
Masters in Game Computing
Grad Diploma in Education
PhD in Educational Game Frameworks (completion 2009)
30 years plus in the Industry

Currently playing...

Dance Dance Revolution Eve Online

Guitar Hero
Myst
Legends of Rock

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

“Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids
working together and motivating them, the teacher is
the most important.”

- Bill Gates

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Web Design
Cascading Style Sheets

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Web Design
Flash Zoom

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Program Design
Mouse Clicks

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Program Design
Screen Reader
Tablet PCs
Keyboard Slowdown/Tones
Narrator
Speech Recognition

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

“The computer was born to solve problems that did
not exist before.”

- Bill Gates

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Accessibility in Game Consoles
Microsoft xBox
Sony Playstation
Nintendo Wii
Playstation Portable
Nintendo DS
Apple iPhone

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Accessibility in Game Consoles
Microsoft xBox
Sony Playstation
Nintendo Wii
Playstation Poratable
Nintendo DS
Apple iPhone

“Tactile Buttons”

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Christopher
Athentosis Quadriplegia
Uses Powerchair
Communicates using Pathfinder
Uses Head wand

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Shaun
Athentosis Triplegia
Uses Powerchair
Does not communicate well
Has limited use of one hand

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Shaun
Athentosis Triplegia
Uses Powerchair
Does not communicate well
Has limited use of one hand

Mortal Kombat

“fighter games teach me self defense”

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Allan
Spasticity Triplegia
Uses Powerchair
Communicates well
Has limited use of one hand

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Allan
Spasticity Triplegia
Uses Powerchair
Communicates well
Has some use of one hand

Counterstrike

“multiplayer games provide fellowship”

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Joseph
Rigidity Diplegia
Uses Wheelchair
Communicates well
Has use of both hands

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Joseph
Rigidity Diplegia
Uses Wheelchair
Communicates well
Has use of both hands

Microsoft Flight Simulator

“makes me feel like a real person”

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Sarah
Ataxia
Walks
Communicates well
Has normal use of both hands

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students

Sarah
Ataxia
Walks
Communicates well
Has normal use of both hands

EA Sports

“I can sometimes beat my brother”

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

“They cannot kick a ball around outside with their
siblings, but they can in a computer game. It levels
the playing field.”

- Teacher

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Disabilities and Driving

Advances in vehicle technology, such as power steering and
automatic cars, have helped make driving possible for people
with physical disabilities. In addition, almost any standard
production vehicle can be modified.

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Disabilities and Driving
If you have a physical disability, you should get professional
assistance from a driving assessment service.
The service can:

test your driving ability on the road
give advice on the controls and adaptations you need
evaluate your muscle strength and range of movement

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Disabilities and Driving

Gran Turismo

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Disabilities and Driving

Gran Turismo
V8 Supercar
Mid-Town Madness
F1 Racing

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Teaching Accessibility

a change in attitude
a wider target audience
more accessible funding
innovative use of game technology

Based on Accepted Research

Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

Teaching Accessibility

Paul Pivec
www.engagelearning.eu
www.gamedesigncampus.com
www.piveclabs.com

Games for Health 2009 paul.pivec@mac.com www.piveclabs.com

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Gamesfor Health 2009 - Paul Pivec

1. Teaching Accessibility Paul Pivec paul.pivec@mac.com Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

2. Paul Pivec Masters in Game Computing Grad Diploma in Education PhD in Educational Game Frameworks (completion 2009) 30 years plus in the Industry Currently playing... Dance Dance Revolution Eve Online Guitar Hero Myst Legends of Rock Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

3. “Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them, the teacher is the most important.” - Bill Gates Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

4. Web Design Cascading Style Sheets Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

5. Web Design Cascading Style Sheets Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

6. Web Design Cascading Style Sheets Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

7. Web Design Flash Zoom Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

8. Web Design Flash Zoom Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

9. Program Design Mouse Clicks Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

10. Program Design Screen Reader Tablet PCs Keyboard Slowdown/Tones Narrator Speech Recognition Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

11. Program Design Screen Reader Tablet PCs Keyboard Slowdown/Tones Narrator Speech Recognition Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

12. Program Design Screen Reader Tablet PCs Keyboard Slowdown/Tones Narrator Speech Recognition Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

13. “The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before.” - Bill Gates Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

14. Accessibility in Game Consoles Microsoft xBox Sony Playstation Nintendo Wii Playstation Portable Nintendo DS Apple iPhone Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

15. Accessibility in Game Consoles Microsoft xBox Sony Playstation Nintendo Wii Playstation Poratable Nintendo DS Apple iPhone “Tactile Buttons” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

16. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

17. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Christopher Athentosis Quadriplegia Uses Powerchair Communicates using Pathfinder Uses Head wand Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

18. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Christopher Athentosis Quadriplegia Uses Powerchair Communicates using Pathfinder Uses Head wand Mid-Town Madness “it feels like I am learning to drive.” “drive my wheel chair better.” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

19. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Shaun Athentosis Triplegia Uses Powerchair Does not communicate well Has limited use of one hand Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

20. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Shaun Athentosis Triplegia Uses Powerchair Does not communicate well Has limited use of one hand Mortal Kombat “fighter games teach me self defense” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

21. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Allan Spasticity Triplegia Uses Powerchair Communicates well Has limited use of one hand Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

22. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Allan Spasticity Triplegia Uses Powerchair Communicates well Has some use of one hand Counterstrike “multiplayer games provide fellowship” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

23. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Joseph Rigidity Diplegia Uses Wheelchair Communicates well Has use of both hands Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

24. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Joseph Rigidity Diplegia Uses Wheelchair Communicates well Has use of both hands Microsoft Flight Simulator “makes me feel like a real person” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

25. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Sarah Ataxia Walks Communicates well Has normal use of both hands Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

26. Games designed for Cerebral Palsy students Sarah Ataxia Walks Communicates well Has normal use of both hands EA Sports “I can sometimes beat my brother” Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

27. “They cannot kick a ball around outside with their siblings, but they can in a computer game. It levels the playing field.” - Teacher Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

28. Disabilities and Driving Advances in vehicle technology, such as power steering and automatic cars, have helped make driving possible for people with physical disabilities. In addition, almost any standard production vehicle can be modified. Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

29. Disabilities and Driving If you have a physical disability, you should get professional assistance from a driving assessment service. The service can: test your driving ability on the road give advice on the controls and adaptations you need evaluate your muscle strength and range of movement Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

30. Disabilities and Driving If you have a physical disability, you should get professional assistance from a driving assessment service. The service can: test your driving ability on the road give advice on the controls and adaptations you need evaluate your muscle strength and range of movement Gran Turismo Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

31. Disabilities and Driving Gran Turismo Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

32. Disabilities and Driving Gran Turismo V8 Supercar Mid-Town Madness F1 Racing Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

33. Teaching Accessibility a change in attitude a wider target audience more accessible funding innovative use of game technology Based on Accepted Research Games for Health 2009 www.piveclabs.com

34. Teaching Accessibility Paul Pivec www.engagelearning.eu www.gamedesigncampus.com www.piveclabs.com Games for Health 2009 paul.pivec@mac.com www.piveclabs.com

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