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37th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference Has Concluded

Inclusive XR Technologies Enable DEIA in Hybrid Workplaces

Date & Time
Thursday, March 17, 2022 - 1:20 PM PST  
Location
Grand GHJK  
Description

Extended Reality (XR), consisting of virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality, and other immersive technologies, is poised to reshape how businesses work. At its core, XR joins digital content with the physical world. XR platforms can be flexible and personalized, reaching people wherever they are at any moment. As organizations accelerate their digital transformations, they can use XR to engage employees and customers in new ways. XR creates immersive experiences, allowing people to interact with digital content directly using web browsers, mobile apps, or wearable devices. XR technologies also enable businesses to attract and hire more diverse talent pools.

These technologies have proven benefits for workplaces, including improved job training and enhanced collaboration. To ensure people with disabilities can access these benefits, XR tools must have accessibility features by design. Organizations that prioritize accessibility in the XR technologies they adopt can gain a competitive edge in a tight labor market.

In this session, the Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology (PEAT) and XR Association will outline themes from an October 2021 white paper, “Inclusive XR in the Workplace”, which they jointly authored. The session will explore questions and share industry examples.

This Presentation Link(PPTX, Large, 130 MB ) is provided by the Presenter(s) and not hosted by the Center on Disabilities at CSUN. The Center on Disabilities has confirmed, as of March 17, 2022, content linked is relevant to the presentation, but has not been reviewed for accessibility nor will the Center on Disabilities attempt to remediate any accessibility issues in the linked content. Please contact the Presenter(s) with any accessibility concerns.

 
Audience
  • Information & Communications Technology
  • Government
  • Research & Development
  • Employment & Human Resources
Audience Level
Beginning  
Session Summary (Abstract)
Employers are increasingly using XR technologies to attract diverse talent, improve job training, and enhance collaboration as organizations adopt hybrid workplace policies. This session will explore how accessible XR can help them advance DEI and Accessibility (DEIA), gain an edge in a tight labor market, and create a compelling workplace  
Session Type
General Track  
Topics
  • Digital Accessibility
  • Emerging Technologies
  • Employment & Workplace
  • Leadership & Strategy
  • Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), & Cross/Mixed Reality (XR)

Presenters

  • Bill Curtis-Davidson
    Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology (PEAT)
  • Ashley Coffey
    Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology (PEAT)
  • Stephanie Montgomery
    XR Association

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