Foundations and Future for Relaxed Experiences
- ISL Interpreted
- Speech to Text
Venue: Online
Date: Tuesday 19 October
Time: 2pm–3:30pm
A “must-do” checklist for designing relaxed experiences in arts and cultural spaces does not adequately capture the dynamic nature of how a person engages in an experience.
Relaxed experiences are fluid and evolving experiences based on the dynamic relationship between the person, the venue, and the community.
Led by Roger Ideishi, Director of Occupational Therapy and Professor of Health, Human Function and Rehabilitation Sciences at The George Washington University in Washington D.C., this session discussed the guiding principles for conceptualising and designing relaxed experiences in arts and cultural venues. It also explored the personal, social, and organisational rationales for current and future relaxed experiences.
This workshop included a series of short modules shared in advance to watch in registrants own time culminating in a live session for questions and answers on Tuesday 19 October 2021 from 2-3:30pm IST. Registration was €25 per person.
Find the edited Transcript for this session here.
Access Services
This event had live Speech to Text (CART) provided by MyClearText and took place in Zoom.
Irish, American, and British Sign Language interpretation was available on request at the time of booking.
Irish Sign Language (ISL) is the sign language used in the republic of Ireland. The language makes use of space and involves movement of hands, body, face and head. A sign language interpreter interprets what a person says or signs simultaneously, or immediately afterwards.
Speech to Text is a process of converting speech into text.