Christine Chan, a doctoral student who also has the disorder, is looking for 24 student volunteers as quickly as possible who would be willing to participate in the confidential project.
The project involves working with a program called Nestor, an experimental Web browser that draws navigation maps while searching the web.
Nestor was originally designed for teachers to track students’ research methods on the Internet, but Chan believes the visual software can be helpful to people with the disorder.
The whole process will take no more than two hours and students will receive a private consultation with Chan after participating.
Interested students must have certified documentation of the disorder and can contact Chan at chanchri@msu.edu.
Tara May
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