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Making complex learning materials more accessible.

A web application concept helping neurodivergent learners access and understand educational materials, with an AI-assisted approach to simplifying study content.

MY CONTRIBUTIONHackathon project contributor
Web developmentAI-assisted interactionAccessibility
lesson-reader.tsxTSX
type View = 'original' | 'simplified';
export function LessonReader({ lesson }: { lesson: Lesson }) {
const [view, setView] = useState<View>('original');
const text = view === 'simplified' ? lesson.simplified : lesson.original;
return (
<article aria-label={lesson.title}>
<ViewToggle value={view} onChange={setView} />
<ReadablePanel text={text} keyPoints={lesson.keyPoints} />
</article>
);
}

ILLUSTRATIVE INTERFACE · DEMO CONTENT, NOT A VERIFIED LEARNING OUTCOME

01 / THE PROBLEM

Educational materials can be difficult to navigate and understand. The product focused on helping neurodivergent users approach lectures and study content in a more accessible way.

02 / ROLE & IMPLEMENTATION

The team developed a web application with a chatbot concept for simplifying lectures and educational materials. The work combined product thinking with an AI-assisted learning interaction.

03 / DECISIONS & TRADE-OFFS

Clarity, readable presentation, and an approachable interaction were central to the idea. AI assistance was treated as a way to support understanding, not as a replacement for learning.

04 / TESTING & RELIABILITY

A hackathon concept: model details, user-testing results, and compliance certifications have not been verified and are not claimed.

05 / VERIFIED OUTCOMES

Winning project at the Microsoft Embrace Hackathon 2025 at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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