Workshop Overview:

This participatory workshop aims to gather insights and understand the needs of disabled students on college campuses. By engaging directly with disabled students, we will explore their unique challenges, experiences, and aspirations. The workshop will be conducted using virtual whiteboards to encourage collaboration, open dialogue, and the sharing of personal stories and perspectives. The ultimate goal is to generate actionable insights that can inform the design of inclusive and accessible solutions for disabled students on campus.

<aside> ⏱️ Duration: 1 hour

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Materials Needed:

<aside> 📋 Access to the whiteboard: https://www.figma.com/file/hhgH5iJ6CaTUbfZoWFnGPG/Accessibility-Workshop?type=whiteboard&node-id=0%3A1&t=35qbob4r5rFEu8CT-1

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<aside> 💻 Laptops, tablets, or smartphones for participants

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<aside> 🌐 Internet connection

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Introduction

Hello, we are a team of three Georgia Tech students conducting a user research study on the topic of accessibility initiatives on campus. Our goal for this meeting is:

1. Learn what disabled students on campus need in order to feel more supported
2. Increase their success and quality of life on campus.

The results of this workshop will guide our team in identifying the main accessibility features that disabled students are struggling with and will determine our next steps. Raising awareness of these issues is an important step towards making change, so we appreciate your time and efforts!

*As this workshop is asynchronous, please submit a video recording of your responses and any notes you write to [email protected].

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