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How can we offer multiple access points to information during an event while creating an equal experience and accommodating different needs?
An attempt towards (un)learning
The project builds upon the work “Lorem Ipsum” presented at Dutch Design Week 2023. This installation visualised guidelines and advice for inclusive presentations.
This year, we expand on the earlier Lorem Ipsum research: we investigate what is needed to design accessible events and enriching experiences. This question will be central during the Embassy’s event at Dutch Design Week.
About The Anderen (Karin Fischnaller)
The Anderen connects researchers to curious minds by taking big, unwieldy chunks of raw information and converting it into digestible bites. Their work plays with tension and subtlety to encourage free navigation and discovery of knowledge for the reader/user/participant.
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