These are a growing series of articles on how to apply accessible computer games in a learning environment.

A Practical Introduction

This article discusses the use of computer games in learning, rehabilitation and maintenance. It also discusses accessibility issues and how to select and use an appropriate game for the client, student or elderly person.

Applying Accessible Computer Games to Brain Training

This article discuses the two roles that computer games play in brain training. It reviews the availability of accessible brain training games and how to use them.

Applying Accessible Computer Games to Cognitively Impaired Children

Forthcoming.

Learning through Accessible Games for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired

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Using Accessible Games for Persons who are Motion Impaired

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Learning through Accessible Games for the Blind and Visually Impaired

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Using Accessible Games with Persons who are Color Blind

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Using Accessible Games in a Home-Based Educational Environment

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All of these articles were written by Eleanor Robinson, Chief Operating Officer, 7-128 Software.

Mrs. Robinson is a former college instructor, state Bureau Chief for health care facilities, and health care consultant for elder care facilities. She currently designs and codes accessible computer games.