UDL at MOXI

Look at White Water, Sound Machine, and one other exhibit and think about how UDL is incorporated into this exhibit, or how it could be through facilitation. 

White water - Accessible to a large audience and multiple points of entry to engage with the exhibit. Certain aspects of the exhibit may be limited by strength an height such as the pumps however with a broad goal, guests can still find success at this exhibit. 

Sound machine - Accessible to a large audience and tactile, visual, and auditory components to the exhibit. 

Giant Guitar - Accessible to a large audience, low and high access points for visitors. Scale component, movable parts are easily manipulated. 

All of these exhibits are asseccible to a large audience and have tacticle, visual, and auditory components, have multiple points of entry, and have both high and low access points for individuals of different heights. There are limitations in the exhibits such as the pumps at whitewater or being able to pluck the strings at the guitar however, there are a lot of different means to interact with the exhibit allowing it to be accessible to everyone. MOXI exhibits provide a space for guests to set their own goal and test and experiment in order to reach their goal. I think that this is precisely what UDL strives to achieve allowing everyone to reach a goal and learn by using the tools that work best for them.