Eye can play
This workshop runs from 17.00 – 18.00
Book your tickets at this link via Mayflower Studios
What if making music didn’t require your hands?
Meet EyeLa, a VR rhythm game controlled through eye movement. Alongside Chi Ying Lam (Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Southampton) and Lee Cheng (Anglia Ruskin University), play the game and discover a whole new way of making music. Through shared insights, gameplay and discussion, experience how innovative technologies can support learning, creativity and inclusion. You are invited, not only to play, but to explore how to build fairer and more expressive classroom environments, particularly for children with special educational needs and disabilities.
This event is one part of a two-part event series investigating accessible ways of making music with your eyes.
Please note that this event uses virtual reality headsets and may not be suitable for those who experience motion sickness.
For access information and directions to this venue, and all British Science Festival venues, please click this link: https://britishsciencefestival.org/accessibility-venues/
