Accessibility, Education, and HCI in Video Games by Eitan Glinert

Current Projects

Archive and Publications

Friends

MIT GAMBIT Games Lab

MIT Education Arcade

Henry Jenkins' Web Blog

Immune Attack, by FAS

Hiroko Loves Food

Glinert Family Web Site

About Me

I'm a graduate student at MIT working on accessible video games. I'm currently developing a game for visually impaired users. More

Contact

Questions? Comments? Just want to say "hi"? Drop me a line: eitan [at] eitanglinert.com

About Me

See that picture on the left? That's me! I'm Eitan, founder of Fire Hose Games and general game nerd. I make games that are educational, accessible, and have a focus on interesting user interfaces.

Before Fire Hose Games I was a graduate student at the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT game lab.  My research focused on intuitive and meaningful video game user interfaces. To this end I made AudiOdyssey, a innovative new rhythm game designed for a mainstream audience, yet completely accessible to the visually impaired. The free download is available here and is really fun - it even uses a wiimote as a controller on a PC!

Prior to MIT I worked at the Federation of American Scientists on Immune Attack, an educational video game that teaches immunology to high school students in a fun and engaging way. Check out the game, it's awesome!

For more information about my work take a look at some of my current projects.

Fast Facts about Eitan

Wants to Eat: BBQ Pulled Pork and Corn on the Cob

Currently Obsessed With: Dino Run, PC

Coming Up Soon: Visiting Seattle at the end of July

Contact Info: eitan[at]eitanglinert[dot]com

Fun Picture of Eitan










Here I am with the rest of the MIT Zeta Psi hockey team at the end of the '08 season. Unfortunately, we lost the game...