Disability and Accessibility in Computer Science Education
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Students with disabilities face a variety of challenges in computer science education including those related to stigma around disability, inaccessible curriculum, instruction and tools, disability disclosure, and a lack of mentors. In addition, few computer science classes teach students to understand accessibility and design accessible technology. This BOF will bring together individuals who are interested in increasing the representation of people with disabilities in computing and improving their success as well as those interested in teaching about accessibility. Participants will share strategies to help each other do a better job of addressing disability inclusion and accessibility in our classes and research projects. Resources related to accessible tools and instruction, universal design of learning, opportunities for students, teaching accessibility, and more will be shared.
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Thu 27 FebDisplayed time zone: Eastern Time (US & Canada) change
17:30 - 18:20 | |||
17:30 50mTalk | Disability and Accessibility in Computer Science Education Birds of a Feather Brianna Blaser University of Washington, Maya Cakmak University of Washington, Richard Ladner University of Washington, Andreas Stefik University of Nevada at Las Vegas, USA, Raja Kushalnagar Gallaudet University, Stacy Branham University of California, Irvine, Amy Ko University of Washington |