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b'Excitement about the ways virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality could change our sensory experience of the world is palpable in some communities. But for people with accessibility needs, the very centrality of sensory experience can seem like a barrier. Designers and developers are working to change the perception and the reality of how disabled people interact with XR \\u2013 extended reality. My guest, Regin\\xe9 Gilbert, is teaching her student how to think inclusively when they build or envision XR experiences.'