Accessibility at Keystone

I've been looking for a specific place for this information, but not finding it.

My university is bringing a large group to InstructureCon this year (as we did last year). Last year, one of my colleagues had some mobility issues and found the Keystone environment to be something of a challenge. Lots of walking, gravel paths, outdoor stairs, etc. This year, again, we have someone for whom walking and stairs will be an issue.

This year, however, I know about the extent to which mobility is expected. How do I hook my colleague up so that those handy little golf carts can help him get from place to place?

Thanks,

Valerie

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abunag

I have some guesses, but I think it's better to get the word directly from Instructure on the best way to get this done. Tagging @scottdennis in the hopes he can get that info for you.‌

jburrell

Hi Valerie!

Hopefully one of our team members got back to you today as I saw an email that was forwarded by one of our CSM's. We can certainly accommodate your colleague. We will have more golf carts going around and we can schedule times for pick up to take him/her to where they need to go. All we need is their info so we can touch base before the event. If you haven't done so yet you can email the info to instructurecon@instructure.com. Hope this helps and look forward to seeing you all in Keystone!

unknown

I haven't ever gone to InstructureCon yet, but would like to get there. Accessibility is my concern. I have cerebral palsy and use a mobility scooter to get around. Can anyone weigh in on how that will go for me if I plan to attend in 2019? I can walk very short distances on level ground with a cane, but this sounds anything but level, so I think the scooter is a must.