IEP Technologies :  ECC Games for Visually Impaired Students

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ObjectiveEd.com is our new organization where we are building ECC games and interactive simulations for visually impaired students, based on the student’s IEP . 
The child’s advancement in mastering skills in our education-based games will be maintained in a private secure cloud, visible to the school team in a web-based console . 
If you are a Teacher of Visually Impaired Students , click for additional details on trying these types of games as part of maximizing student outcomes, relating to their 
IEP Education
RTI plan .

Video of Teen’s Night

A few years ago, I was in Boston at one of the schools that is committed to providing education and services that build productive, meaningful lives for children and adults. We wanted to hear what visually impaired teens thought about Blindfold Racer.

I’ve attached a short video of some teens playing the game. They were totally engrossed in the game for over an hour.
You can watch it here.  If you are visually impaired, there’s not much dialog until about 30 seconds into the 60 second video.

or here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-Bs7_xT7qA
Nancy Muldrew was one of the volunteers at the event, and she is a member of the Association of Massachusetts Educators of Students with Visual Impairments (AMESVI). She was so impressed with Blindfold Racer thatshe sent an email to all of the other members. Her comment was “Here is a tidbit for those interested in a fun audio game app – Those who have tried it tend to get hooked.”
If you’ve never played Blindfold Racer – whether you are visually impaired or not – it’s worth experiencing.  It’s may be the first time you drive with your ears instead of your eyes.