Netz-Barrierefrei - Digitale Barrierefreiheit verstehen

Netz-Barrierefrei - Digitale Barrierefreiheit verstehen

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  • Blindness in Science

    People who deviate physically or psychologically from the average are a popular subject of scientific research. Oliver Sacks and V. S. Ramachandran have published numerous case histories on this basis. The reason for this is that the deviation allows you to study how it actually works. In “The Blind Woman Who Can See,” Ramachandran introduces a woman who is actually blind, but can purposefully reach for a pen that is held out to her. This lady's visual center is functioning and she is able to respond to instinctive stimuli. But she cannot consciously process visual information.

    Transcript Blindness in Research

    16 min
  • How do blind People orient themselve?

    Rough contact with walls, cars or tables is part of everyday life for blind people. Running through the city is like Tetris and Pakman rolled into one. For the sighted person, the space consists of free areas that are bordered by objects. For the blind person it consists of objects between which there is free space.

    Transcript How do blind People orient themselves

    14 min

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Digitale Barrierefreiheit klingt kompliziert und die meisten Beiträge dazu sind es auch. In diesem Podcast möchten wir euch einen einfachen Einstieg in das Thema bieten.