CSE590W: Accessibility Research Seminar
Instructors
Who can attend? Students at any level who are excited about the intersection of disability, race and accessibility Those who can't register directly for the course should reach out to Kelly or Venkatesh.
Seminar Expectations
Please remember to help us create an inclusive, respectful, and accessible environment for all participants. This means many things but some examples are: taking turns when speaking; introducing yourself and helping to improve caption accuracy by speaking clearly and slowly; keeping your video on if possible to make lip reading easier; remembering to do the reading, listen and avoid assuming you know what others experience; do the work to teach yourself and learn together; check in regularly; and let others speak before speaking again.
To sign up for the seminar and mailing list, fill out this form
Reading Materials
This quarter, we will be reading Margaret Price's MAD at School: Rhetorics of Mental Disability and Academic Life. You can find this as an e-book at the UW library or a screen reader accessible version on Bookshare
Schedule
10/4/21: Overview
Intro to seminar expectations, grading for credits, and the reading for this quarter.
10/11/21 Reading Discussion
Readings: Intro + Chapter 1 of Price's MAD at School
10/18/21: ASSETS conference; No class or readings
10/25/21 Reading Discussion
Readings: Chapter 2 of Price's MAD at School
11/1/21 Reading Discussion
Readings: Chapter 3 of Price's MAD at School
11/8/21 Reading Discussion
Readings: Chapter 4 of Price's MAD at School
11/15/21
Readings: Chapters 5, 6, and conclusion of Price's MAD at School
11/22/21 Reading Discussion
Readings: Intro + Chapter 1 of Price's MAD at School