Chelsea Physic Garden Research into Online AD Tours

Your chance to help develop online accessible tours of Chelsea Physic Garden in London and you could win a £200 prize!

Westminster University and Chelsea Physic Garden in London are working together to research and develop accessible online tours to improve access for blind and partially sighted people.

Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Dr Lindsay Bywood from Westminster University to find out more about the research project and how blind and partially sighted people can get involved in the research project.

Dr Lindsay Bywood began by explaining to Toby why Westminster University are researching into online historic garden tours and why they have teamed up with Chelsea Physic Garden in London. 

Lindsay also outlined to Toby how blind and partially sighted people can get involved in the research, what they will be asked to do, how their feedback and comments will  be taken forward to develop both online and physical historic garden tours in the future.

For more details and your chance to win a £200 prize do click onto the following website link to start the online research survey - 

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