EchoVis Game vs ObjectiveEd Games

EchoVis Game is a simple audio game aimed at the blind and visually impaired, among others. The main purpose of this game is to demonstrate one of the many ways in which smartphones can be used to develop the hearing skills of people with visual impairments. People without vision problems are also encouraged to try their hearing skills. There are several levels in this game, each with a different type of environoment and different tasks to compleate. The main tasks for the user in adventure game are to compleate the scenarios presented before the start of the level, paying attention to various gameplay elements that threaten the player's virtual life. This should be done primarily by analysing the sound information delivered to the player's ears. Thereforge, we recommend playing with stereo headphones connected to the smartphone and without looking at the screen. All necessary messages are read out to the user by the speech synthesizer. In our opinion, this application can be successfully used, for example, by instructors of spatial orientation or trainers conducting training on bringing the way the blind perceive the world to sighted people. In the Project, we have planned to create 3 games to achieve this goal. We are doing this as part of the Echovis project – for more information about it, see the website www.echovis.tt.com.pl. We encourage you to give us your feedback, ideas, possible errors in the operation of the application, etc.

ObjectiveEd Games is the first pack of games for blind and visually impaired students to practice Expanded Core Curriculum skills. These games are used by Teachers of Visually Impaired Students, Orientation and Mobility Specialists, and Assistive Technology Specialists.