‘Breaking down Barriers‘ – the cross-disciplinary TLDF-funded project committed to embedding inclusivity within curricula of built environment professional education (BEPE), graphic communication and beyond – has kicked off the academic year with a workshop in inclusive design with the new Part 1 Typography students. Students studying the BA Graphic Communication Integrated Design Methods module engaged with the new SEE-IT sight exclusive prototype for assessing visual inclusion/exclusion (currently being developed by the University of Cambridge as a new addition to theirĀ inclusive design toolkit). Working in pairs, they measured visual inclusion of typographic elements in business cards, leaflets and mobileĀ apps.
![Photo of Typography students Kash and Kundai calibrating their phones to measure visual inclusivity.](http://blogs.reading.ac.uk/tel/files/2015/10/Typography-300x224.jpg)
For more information about the project and how TEL is being used here to enrich the student experience, check out: http://blogs.reading.ac.uk/breaking-down-barriers/