Accessible Curriculum Materials
Course materials rebuilt for screen-reader use, plain-language reading levels, and flexible pacing across mixed-ability classrooms.
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14 projects
Course materials rebuilt for screen-reader use, plain-language reading levels, and flexible pacing across mixed-ability classrooms.
A STEM sequence with tiered tasks, alternate assessments, and modified lab procedures for students with a range of support needs.
A repeatable assessment and data-tracking system for reading progress, designed for teachers to administer without extra software.
A set of classroom tools and templates for planning, differentiation, and documentation of student work.
A course unit on accessible design practice, covering standards, assistive technology, and student-built accessible artifacts.
Short summer courses for younger students in engineering, media, and web design, taught in a university setting.
A project-based engineering unit where student teams design, prototype, and present a solution to a panel.
A makerspace-style program structure with rotating build challenges, shared equipment procedures, and documentation practices.
Instructional sequence teaching HTML, CSS, and layout fundamentals through small, publishable student sites.
Interviews, recordings, flyers, and photographs documenting Southern California independent music, organized for research use.
Recording projects, artist sessions, and release work produced through Infernal Records.
Live performance, portrait, and documentary photography, including archival scanning and captioning.
Written features, printed materials, and multimedia pieces produced for education and music projects.
Community programming through the Garageland Media Foundation: artist support, public events, and documentation partnerships.