Canvas and Google Classroom Accessibility for Every Grade Level

As education continues to shift toward digital learning, the need for accessible tools in virtual classrooms has never been more critical. Platforms like Canvas and Google Classroom play a vital role in supporting students, especially those who rely on accessible features for communication and time management. In this blog, we’ll explore the accessibility features in […]
Thanksgiving as a Time for Gratitude, Connection, and Inclusion

As the air turns crisp and the leaves blanket the ground in vibrant hues, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. This cherished holiday invites us to slow down, gather with loved ones, and appreciate all that we have. While it’s traditionally associated with feasts and family gatherings, Thanksgiving can also be a time to reflect […]
Ending Isolation in the Classroom

Isolation in the classroom is an often-overlooked but critical issue that impacts many students, particularly those who are disabled. While the intentions behind isolating a student might vary—ranging from behavior management to inadequate resources for support—the results are damaging. This in-depth blog will cover the manifestations of isolation, its legal implications, the emotional and academic […]
Honoring those who served by breaking barriers with assistive technology.

Veterans Day is deeply personal to me. It’s a day that always brings to mind my father, a proud Marine veteran, as well as my grandfather, uncles, and other family members who served in the Army. With close family still in active duty, honoring veterans is not just a tradition—it’s a meaningful way to express […]
The Hidden Harm: Social Media Censorship and the Disability Community

Recently, I posted about a situation that should have been simple and straightforward: I observed a delivery driver illegally parked in a disabled parking spot. As an advocate for accessibility, I documented this moment and shared it on a popular social media platform, tagging the company in the hope that there would be accountability. To […]