Post-occupancy Evaluation Focused on Accessibility: Experience …
705
Fig. 1 Accessible route on Campus I of UPF
to collect users’ opinions about the accessible route and other elements. Online
questionnaires, walkthroughs, and interviews with the community were applied to
verify if the proposal meets the real needs of the users.
9.1 Results of Campus User Survey
The questionnaire technique was performed online, in October 2017, and was made
available to all students, teachers, and staff of the institution. The questionnaire was
composed of twelve objective and discursive questions, addressing the characteristics of respondents and their opinions and knowledge about mobility, accessibility,
accessible routes and adaptations made on campus. The questionnaire was answered
by 234 people, 63.3% female, and 36.7% male. Of the respondents, 17.5% reported
having people with disabilities in the family and 29.5% disabled people in their
course, a result that shows that the interest in responding may have been motivated
by having people with disabilities in their family and course.
On the place of origin or dwelling of the respondents, 72.65% live in Passo Fundo,
6.84% in Carazinho, 3.42% in Marau, 2.14% in Lagoa Vermelha, 2.14% in Tapejara
and the rest in municipalities of the region. About the age group, people aged between
20 and 24 (24.79%) predominated, who are characteristic of university undergraduate
705
Fig. 1 Accessible route on Campus I of UPF
to collect users’ opinions about the accessible route and other elements. Online
questionnaires, walkthroughs, and interviews with the community were applied to
verify if the proposal meets the real needs of the users.
9.1 Results of Campus User Survey
The questionnaire technique was performed online, in October 2017, and was made
available to all students, teachers, and staff of the institution. The questionnaire was
composed of twelve objective and discursive questions, addressing the characteristics of respondents and their opinions and knowledge about mobility, accessibility,
accessible routes and adaptations made on campus. The questionnaire was answered
by 234 people, 63.3% female, and 36.7% male. Of the respondents, 17.5% reported
having people with disabilities in the family and 29.5% disabled people in their
course, a result that shows that the interest in responding may have been motivated
by having people with disabilities in their family and course.
On the place of origin or dwelling of the respondents, 72.65% live in Passo Fundo,
6.84% in Carazinho, 3.42% in Marau, 2.14% in Lagoa Vermelha, 2.14% in Tapejara
and the rest in municipalities of the region. About the age group, people aged between
20 and 24 (24.79%) predominated, who are characteristic of university undergraduate