d9917715_ccessibility_of_computer_games__Title
[Author] Dominique Archambault, Dominique Burger and Sebastien Sable [Year] 2001 [Abstract] TIM is a project whose main objective is to offer to visually impaired children of various levels of psychomotor development the possibility to play computer games in an autonomous way. TIM proposes to develop an adapting tool allowing to design high quality computer games using a tactile and audio interface from existing contents. TIM includes high level research on cognitive psychology and education sciences in order to ensure a high level of quality allowing blind children in early youth to use a computer, like sighted children. The software gives to the computer a double role: ludic and educational. For some children, having additional disabilities, like cognitive troubles, it can have a third role: a therapeutic tool. [Title] 
The TIM Project: Tactile Interactive Multimedia computer games for blind and visually impaired children
Game Accessibility - The accessibility of computer games
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