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The Access U-M app enables the University of Michigan community to quickly report real-time accessibility barriers experienced by students, faculty, staff, and visitors to the physical and digital U-M environment. Users can submit digital and physical access barriers, such as inoperable power door openers, inaccessible websites or applications, broken elevators, and more. Features include: - Geolocation (to help identify precise locations of physical barriers) - Photo Uploads - Anonymous Submissions