Leona M Holloway

Leona Holloway is a researcher at the Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia. She specializes in developing accessibility technologies and assistive tools for blind and low vision individuals. Her research encompasses tactile graphics, 3D-printed models, and sound- and touch-based graphic information delivery, aiming to improve the quality of life and social inclusion of people with visual impairments through innovative technologies. Her work includes creating tactile maps and icons for blind and low vision users, as well as promoting tactile models in museums and art galleries to foster cultural equality and inclusivity. She has published numerous academic papers in this field and actively promotes and applies accessibility technologies.

• 2020–Present·Monash University·Researcher
  • Focuses on accessibility technology research, developing tactile graphics and 3D-printed models to support the daily life and learning of blind and low vision individuals.
  • Participates in various interdisciplinary research projects on accessibility technologies, including the promotion of tactile models in cultural venues and making graphic information accessible in educational settings.

• Time Unknown·Monash University·PhD
  • Specialization in Accessibility Technology and Tactile Graphics.