Cultural accessibility for ADHD
GIADA
GIADA makes cultural heritage accessible to people with ADHD through simplified interfaces, adaptive content, and inclusive paths.
Adaptive AIAccessibility TechBehavioral Analysis
Year
2023
Key highlights
- •Personalized experiences with adaptive AI
- •Inclusive design with a focus on usability
- •Collaboration with associations and scientific committees
Use cases
- •Museums and cultural institutions
- •Accessibility and inclusion projects
- •Educational and outreach programs
References and funding
GIADA is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU through a PNRR public call, Mission 1 – Digitalization, innovation, competitiveness and culture, Component 3 – Tourism and Culture 4.0 (M1C3), Measure 3 “Cultural and creative industry 4.0”, Investment 3.3: “Capacity building for cultural operators to manage the digital and green transition”, Sub-Investment 3.3.2 - Support for cultural and creative sectors for innovation and digital transition (Action A II).
Results
- •Partnership with ADHD Italia
- •Implemented in pilot museums
- •Recognition for inclusivity