Michigan State University Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities
Navigate campus with step-by-step directions
Provide real-time location-based information about campus landmarks. Navigate using interactive maps and audio descriptions. Access accessibility features for visual, spatial, and mobility disabilities. Share location data with others.
Display recent natural hazard data such as active fires, earthquake alerts, and air pollution. Overlay this data on satellite imagery and maps. Identify locations of major dams and nuclear power plants.
The app displays near real-time images from NASA satellite instruments for any location on Earth. Users can observe weather and other conditions by moving a cursor on a world map to view NASA's LANCE data.
Explore eight different scenes and switch between them. Customize characters and interact with various environments. Perform tasks like treating patients, managing a supermarket, and firefighting. Learn about aircraft and emergency procedures.
The app provides North American weather imagery, allowing users to animate it at their own speed. Users can swipe backwards for satellite photos and forwards for a week of forecast images showing upper air features and precipitation.
Train time by tapping targets quickly and accurately. Play short challenges to test speed. Track progress over time. Improve reflexes through repeated practice. No registration required.