Back in my reckless youth when I was newly out on my own, I lived in New York City. Few people realize I was actually born there, and it was the first time I’d returned to my birthplace, living in an apartment with a textile designer and an artist. I had leveraged my meager marketing […]
![This #heweb19 vendor is experimenting with 3D printing of campus maps for blind and sight impaired students, complete with Braille building and street labels. The addition of simple color helps expand the range of people who can use it. I really love this innovative way nuCloud is rethinking the concept of campus maps. Can’t wait to see how this develops.
#A11y #Accessibility #HigherEducation #HigherEd
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[image description: a 8” x 10” prototype 3D map with green buildings and gray roads on a white plastic base sits on a blue booth topper at the nucloud booth — complete with a white nuCloud stress toy accent. Swipe to the right and you see six of these 3D printed maps joined to make a larger map — this time with white buildings and black roads on a green base. ]](http://www.robin2go.net/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
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