Explores accessible software features for visually impaired individuals, indicating improved engagement in astronomy.
The IDATA (Innovators Developing Accessible Tools for Astronomy) project aims to develop accessible software solutions that enable blind and visually impaired (BVI) individ- uals to engage with astronomical data. This work presents an overview of Afterglow Access, a software tool designed following universal design principles to enhance accessibility. We discuss the project’s development, its role in STEM+C education, and the broader implications for computational thinking and inclusive scientific engagement.
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