On October 27, 2020, OTS Accessibility and TU’s Accessibility Special Interest Group held a special virtual event as part of the TU Accessibility Showcase. OTS Digital Accessibility Analyst Brent Davis hosted a conversation with Ross Minor to learn how he uses how assistive technology to play video games, about his experiences in academia, and Paralympic training. Ross also shares his life story, explains how accessibility affects us all, and how we can be better at making sure everyone has equal opportunities.
About Ross Minor
Ross is a YouTube celebrity in the accessibility world. He’s known as a gamer that plays Animal Crossing, Pokemon, Mortal Kombat, The Last of Us 2, and Magic: the Gathering, plus he built his own computer, and trained as a Paralympic swimmer– and Ross just happens to be blind.
Trigger Warning: Brief discussion of domestic violence and trauma. Watch the video. Contact OTS Accessibility for more info on Digital Accessibility at TU.
