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An Introduction to Accessible Audio Programming

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I have begun writing a series of articles titled ‘Audio Programming Unseen’, focusing on supporting blind and visually impaired people to access audio programming.

You can read the first article at the link below:

Audio Programming Unseen: an introduction

Last updated byJay on May 2, 2023
Tony Stockman

Tony Stockman

Dr. Tony Stockman is a Senior Lecturer and researcher with the Centre for Digital Music (C4DM) and the Cognitive Science research group at Queen Mary University of London. He has over 100 journal and conference publications on Interaction Design and Auditory Displays. He is an expert in Assistive Technology for visually impaired people, with particular specialisms in Data Sonification and the use of audio and haptics to improve accessibility. Tony is a keen amateur guitarist and is interested in song writing and recording.

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