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This map shows an area of a few square blocks in downtown Owensboro, Kentucky. It highlights several locations accessible by those using wheelchairs or other mobility devices. This screenshot highlights the RiverPark Center, a community space. The student’s description of this space says, “The Riverpark Center is where plays, shows, black tie events like prom are held. This building is accessible. It is large, and you can maneuver a chair with relative ease. The bathrooms are accessible. The actual show rooms are spacious. There is an open spot in the middle of the bottom floor where wheelchairs can be seated. There are theater seats close by for parents, caregivers, family and friends to stay close so you can enjoy the show together. The outside courtyards are very accessible, and easy to maneuver.”

By Joy SanteeFebruary 21, 2022 0

“Maps are Cool”: Investigating the Potentials for Map-Making in Multimodal Pedagogies

Let’s just get this out of the way. I love maps. My fascination with maps started young, with…