Teaching Human Computer Interaction to Blind Students

Abstract

What challenges and opportunities do we face when we are to teach HCI to blind students, especially among sighted students, and having HCI curricula a traditional strong focus on visual aspects? How do you bring accessibility to learning and teaching a course that itself addresses accessibility? These are a couple of the questions we raised when we faced this challenge. This paper presents our experience, feedback and reflection on the subject.

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