Hackathon Session for a University

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This contractor hosted an online hackathon session with 12 local university students currently studying Architectural Technology.

The session was coordinated via the University lecturer and facilitated by the contractors Community Benefit Advisor, with further support and inputs from the Senior Project Manager, Digital Technician and Community Benefit Advisor.

During the two-hour session, students discussed future opportunities to improve the visitor experience for visitors to the Cairngorms, focusing specifically on the visual and sensory experience as visitors approach the Ptarmigan Building via the 820ft tunnel during the ascent up the Cairngorm Funicular Railway.

Suggestions and ideas proposed by students were captured during the session for sharing with HIE.

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Published 21 June 2021
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John Cairns
Community Benefits Advisor - North Scotland

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