Clue Ride - Home Page
Also see the README for this project on GitHub (opens in new tab)
This grew out of a few different ideas about cycling routes:
- Geocaching where you use a GPS to find a hidden cache
- A family game where we set up a clue that when found, tells you the location of the next clue.
- David Southerland's Bike Rallies that also involved finding clues, involves riding a bike to find the clues, and awards points for correct answers.
- Bicycle Routes and the maps which lead you from place to place.
- Mobile Social which takes groups of cyclists along interesting courses to a destination where a bar/restaurant owner provides specials for the participants.
Features
- Runs on mobile devices using HTML5 browser capabilities
- Initially runs in a "Leader" mode where the ride leader of a team knows the route which provides a limited number of choices for completing the route.
- In "self-guided" mode, an individual or group will answer questions (multiple choice?) which can only be answered by reaching that location.
- Separate website and social media to spread the word.
Goals
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- To engage cyclists in Atlanta and help them navigate the city.
- To highlight the economic impact cycling can have on local retail and restaurant business.
- To build community, allowing businesses to connect more directly with their customers.
- Provide some income for advocacy efforts.
Topics
Here are the topics under Clue Rides:
- Clue Ride Markets - Who does Clue Ride serve?
- Clue Ride Actors - List and relationships between users of the application and website.
- Clue Ride Narratives
- Clue Ride Use Cases
- Glossary and Google Doc for the improved Glossary
- Heat Map - Scoring the bikeability, modeling infrastructure improvements and modeling cyclist density
- Clue Ride Development - Including Architecture & Design
- Clue Ride Modules - Breaks down the suite of modules along with a map over to the projects used to track module development.
- Leader Notes - Much will be moved to clueride.com website
- Clue Ride Presentations - Story-telling about Clue Ride
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