FLX AI Hub Workshop: The Neuroaccessible Environment

This in-person workshop series explores AI topics in-depth.

Our workplaces and classrooms are usually built around the needs of an "average" or "normal" person - something that doesn't really exist!

AI tools now make it possible to design for a much wider range of minds, right from the start.

"The Neuroaccessible Environment: Using AI to Design for Sensory, Executive Function, and Communication Diversity" is a hands-on workshop for educators and business professionals interested in creating environments where neurodivergent students, employees, and customers feel welcome. We'll work with AI tools to rewrite dense communications, generate multiple format options, support executive functioning with scaffolded steps, and identify potential sources of sensory or cognitive overload. Participants will leave with increased understanding of neuroaccessibility as well as a library of prompts to help us create a world with fewer barriers.

Instructor Jenn Carney leads this three-hour, in-person workshop at the FLCC main campus. 

Advance registration is required. This workshop is one of five scheduled through Jan. 8. The cost is $99 per workshop or all five for $399.

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Remaining workshops in the series.

• Nov. 6: From AI Curiosity to AI Adoption: A Practical Workshop on Use Cases, Pilots, and the Human Side of Change

• Dec. 4: Run Your Own AI: A Hands-On Local LLM Workshop

• Jan. 8: Claude Cowork: Get Everyday Work Done by Just Asking

Learn more about the FLX AI Hub at FLCC.

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