ICT Project 2.6 – App Interactive Manual System

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  • 01/05/2021 at 7:08 pm #1954
    Kim HyeJun
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      Hi, our group has planned to design an online/offline app for our design solution, as our manual system for the Cape York community.
      So, I wanted to ask whether the Cape York community has experience in using any manual system or if there is any existing manual system in Cape York or not.

      Thank you.

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      03/05/2021 at 11:14 pm #1963
      Grace Roberts
      Keymaster

        Hi Kim,

        Thanks for your question. You can assume they would not have experience with a digital manual system as we aren’t aware of this existing on Cape York, which is why our partner CfAT have identified this as an area of interest and opportunity area for them. At the moment they rely on hard-copy or PDF manuals for infrastructure. It would be particularly useful for rangers, who are familiar with other apps however such as Fulcrum.

        Hope this helps and best of luck with your project,
        Grace

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