In-VisIBle

Inclusive and Innovative learning tool for Visually Impaired and Blind people

Project code: 2021-1-IT02-KA220-HED-000031139

Programme: Erasmus+ 

Call: Cooperation partnerships_HE Call 2021 KA220

In-VisIBle project aims at addressing this pressing and growing need for inclusion of people with special needs, specifically by improving their access to Higher Education contents by using and implementing innovative tools for communication and fruition of cultural contents to be integrated in HE didactic modules. As suggested by its name, In-VisIBLe is focused on visual disability, which affects about 30 million people in the EU. A real access to culture for visually impaired and blind people (henceforth “VIB”) is thus an important issue and, when it comes to the Higher Education offer, inclusion is especially challenging for VIB in those fields of knowledge that apparently exclude them without remedy, the so-called “visual” arts. The main focus of the In-VisIBLe project is the needs of the Higher Education systems, and especially the needs and requirements of the VIB students, but the project is also expected to be relevant for the needs of the broader community and of the cultural sector in general.

Project duration

02.2022 – 07.2024 

Department scientific supervisor

Micaela ANTONUCCI

Coordinator

University of Bologna, Department of Architecture, Italy

Partnership

Yedetepe University, Istanbul, Turkey

Akademia Humanistyczno-Ekonomiczna w Łodzi, Łodz, Poland

Information Technologies Institute of Centre for Research and Technology Hellas-CERTH, Thessaloniki, Greece

Center for Education and Rehabilitation for the Blind-CERB, Athens and Thessaloniki, Greece

Museo Omero, Ancona, Italy

Budget

Budget totale: Eur 83.237,00

Budget DA: Eur 63.261,00

Teachers and researchers involved in the project

Micaela ANTONUCCI

Matteo AGNOLETTO

Matteo CASSANI SIMONETTI

Federico FALLAVOLLITA

Danila LONGO

Leila SIGNORELLI

Beatrice TURILLAZZI

Davide GIAFFREDA

Stefano ASCARI

Marika MANGANO

Project ERC sectors 

Higher Education