Student-led gaming for inclusive SEND education

Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by John McNamara, Honorary Professor - University College London (UCL), Dr Atia Rafiq, Honorary Lecturer (Computer Science) - University College London (UCL)

Thursday 22 January 2026·1:20 pm

Join undergraduate students from University College London (UCL) taught by Professor Dean Mohamedally as they present highlights of their game-based learning projects aimed at SEND learners: MotionInput Football Practice Game (with the World Cup) with the National Autistic Society MotionInput Racquet Sports Practice Game with the National Autistic Society MotionInput FunShapes and FunBreathing Minigames - calming and cardio minigames with the National Autistic Society MotionInput Cycling and Boxing Simulators Minigames for quadriplegia and the ALS MND Association AI-Autostart with blind/partially signed user games and wheelchair users at kiosks

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