October 1, 2018

New version of online campus maps now available

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The Campus Map team has released a new desktop version of the Interactive Campus Map.

The desktop browser version looks and behaves similar to the mobile version but maintains its features and functionality.

New features include:

  • Improved search lets you choose from a smarter suggestion list or enter your search term to view a list of all results.
  • Improved share feature allows you to quickly share a single location or a group of locations or search results.
  • Improved directions for walking or biking.
  • New building entrance selection lets you get directions to handicap-accessible doors or specific entrances.
  • Improved integration with major campus events. Check the map for Brick City Homecoming and Henrietta Campus 50th Anniversary events and tours!
  • “Save Your Parking Spot” reminder helps visitors remember which lot they parked in and get directions back to it.
  • Improved feedback form.

To learn more, go to rit.edu/its/map.

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