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Curb Cuts for Learning: How Neuroinclusion Benefits Most but is Essential for Some
Curb cuts in sidewalks not only benefit wheelchair users but parents with strollers, travelers with luggage, delivery workers, anyone with a bum knee or ankle twist. Similarly, there are curb cuts for learning that benefit most but are necessary for some. And we can practively choose to include them by design rather than waiting for an accommodation form.
Tracy King, MA, CAE
3 min read


Neuroinclusive Event App Design: Part 2: Participating and Connecting
The event planners and organizations that bring neuroinclusion expertise into their technology decisions will serve their attendees better and differentiate their events in a crowded market. Read on to learn how.
Tracy King, MA, CAE
7 min read


Neuroinclusive Event App Design: Part 1: Navigating the Event
The event app, as it exists today, functions as a digital program book. That's useful, but it's not enough. What could the experience be if we added a neuroinclusion layer?
Tracy King, MA, CAE
7 min read


Embracing AI-Enabled Professional Learning And Development
AI is changing how we create, deliver and measure learning. To be fully equipped, we need to understand four strategic components that are preparing AI-ready organizations to become innovation leaders.
Tracy King, MA, CAE
3 min read
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