Join the #Map4DataEquity Team Challenge 12/22/2022-2/20/2022 Join OpenSidewalks’ virtual Team-Challenge and use location technologies to build innovative solutions to respond to the current & future needs of accessible, resilient, sustainable cities. Winners announcement We will be announcing the winners on…
AccessMap
Get customizable pedestrian navigation experience on the AccessMap Mobile App AccessMap provides customized accessible sidewalk and footpath routing directions based on your personal mobility profile. This can benefit anyone, but is particularly designed to address the informational needs of people…
CSE 490D: Designing Technology for Resource-Constrained Environments (Winter)
CSE 482A: Accessibility Capstone (Spring)
The Accessibility Capstone at the Paul G. Allen school focuses on the use of participatory design methods to address the needs of highly diverse populations. Students face the unique challenge of creating novel, practical technology solutions to address the needs of community members…
CSE 495: Special Projects (Fall,Winter,Spring)
Interested in putting your skills towards making urban environments more accessible, engaging, inclusive communities? In the AccessMap VIP (CSE495) course, you can develop data-driven applications for pedestrian-centric community engagement and educational technology that engages students in geographical sciences and place-making.…
CSE 499 – independent research
Available for UW Seattle CSE majors to do reading and research in the field. Usable as a free elective, but it cannot be taken in place of a core course or Computer Science & Engineering senior elective. 499 can be…
VIP (AccessMap, OSRead, HuskyAdapt)
DesignForAmerica
“How might we build trust in the workplace?” DFA Our Seattle Design Festival team has been hard at work researching and designing an installation that tackles this question, which will be presented at the Seattle Design Festival Block Party in September.…
Provail Therapy Center
PROVAIL’s Mobility & Communications services enable children and adults with disabilities or injuries to maximize their performance and productivity at home, work, school, and in leisure activities. See their website here.
OpenSidewalks
OpenSidewalks seeks to make pedestrian ways, like sidewalks, first class members of an open, routable transportation network from which we can ask a variety of important questions. This means collecting a connected network of path types with detailed attributes like…