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The IDRC is the lead organization of the Inclusive Design Institute (IDI), a collaboration of eight Ontario post secondary institutions, together focusing on the development of inclusive information technology. The IDRC is primarily a research and development organization, part of the Faculty of Design at OCAD University in Toronto. Its primary mandate is to promote access to information and information technology for all. Many of its activities involve working with international and local standards groups to introduce accessibility related specifications into their developing standards. It is an organization made up of computer scientists, engineers, educators, and practitioners, who all work together to develop leading edge technologies that are inclusive of everyone.

The IDRC and IDI are not-for-profit organizations. They offer services for people with disabilities, providing guidance on issues related to learning, technology use, and access to information.

Application Instructions

  • Twitter: # IDI GSoC Student Application Template # Students should submit their application using this template. Provide details about yourself, describing your approach to the project, and answer the questions that follow. Be creative in your application.

Introduction

Describe yourself; your goals, accomplishments, and anything else that might set you apart from others.

Education & Experience

List your level of education and any courses you’ve taken that are relevant to the project. Also describe the relevant experience and skills you will bring.

Project Plan

Based on the summary description for your project of choice on the IDI GSoC Ideas page, describe how you would approach the project. Create a project plan (don’t just repeat what was stated on the Ideas page). Be sure to include deliverables for each phase and other interim deliverables where appropriate.

Project Description (Lots of details) Timeline & Deliverables (Itemized list matching deliverables to dates) Project Outcome (What would you expect to be the final outcome of your project)

Questions:

  1. How will you document your weekly progress?
    
  2. How will you ensure your project code continues to be maintained, after GSoC?
    
  3. What is your GitHub account?
    
  4. Will you be working on your own, or will you have partners?