Welcome
Welcome to a brand new edition of SS12. SS12 is a Code-A-Thon Challenge organized by Project:Possibility and local student organizations, such as Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). In the past, SS12 events have been held at the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). This event provides an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate software developers to make a profound difference by developing innovative, empowering software projects for disabled persons and win prizes for their work. The purpose of SS12 is to increase awareness of issues in accessible computing and be educational and fun for all participants.
News
Mobile Haptic Game Team Places First at 2012 USC SS12
Mobile Haptic Game Team at USC created a maze navigation game for the Android mobile platform using haptic and auditory feedback. The Mobile Haptic Gamte Team from USC will go up against the Accessible Suduko Team from UCLA and the top team from the 2012 CSUN SS12 on Saturday, March 3, 2012 in San Diego, Ca at the Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference. View the ranking of the USC teams on the USC SS12 News page.
Accessible Suduko Team Takes Top Spot at 2012 UCLA SS12
The Accessible Suduko Team at UCLA created a web-based suduko game that is playable using a screenreader, such as JAWS for Windows. The Accessible Suduko Team edged out the Haptic Mobile Team for the top spot. The Haptic Mobile team created a maze navigation game for the Android mobile platform using haptic feedback. View the rest of the rankings and see what the Daily Bruin had to say. UCLA SS12 News
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