Diversity by design: Exploring accessibility, usability, and inclusion in recreation facilities

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Diversity by design: Exploring accessibility, usability, and inclusion in recreation facilities

Diversity by design: Exploring accessibility, usability, and inclusion in recreation facilities

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The study aims to develop a better understanding of accessibility, usability, and user experience in gym environments. 



What Does The Study Involve?

Participants will perform a series of tasks in two different gyms at the University of Windsor's Toldo Lancer Centre. One gym will have a traditional design, the other will be adapted to reflect universal accessibility. While participants complete the tasks, they will be asked to say their thoughts aloud, audio and video recording will be used to document thoughts and observe body language. Questionnaires will be administered after each task to collect perceptions of usability and user experience. After performing all tasks, participants will be invited to a short interview (about 30 minutes) to further discuss their experiences in the gyms.

Treatment Offered

None

Location

University of Windsor

Principal Investigator

Fallon Mitchell (PhD Candidate)

Who Is Needed?

Individuals

Any

Age Range

18+

Gender

Any

Ethnicity

Any

Other

Communicate in English or have interpreter during the study. Must be able to travel to University of Windsor Toldo Lancer Centre.

Research Objectives

Study End Date

Nov/30/2023

REB Number

23-074
For more information, contact Fallon Mitchell at mitch11e@uwindsor.ca
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