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About Michael Senior
In 2019, Michael Senior led the open-source redesign of the Universal Learning Interface (ULI), a browser-based framework now used by over 300 school districts to dynamically adapt STEM simulations for learners with dyslexia, motor impairments, and low-bandwidth connectivity. He didn’t build another LMS, he reverse-engineered how students *actually* manipulate variables in physics labs when screen readers lag or touch targets are too small, then embedded those insights into real-time accessibility hooks that adjust interface density, audio scaffolding, and haptic feedback without requiring developer rewrites. His work sits at the friction point between policy mandates and classroom reality: he’s testified before three state education boards on why 'accessibility compliance' fails when AI tutors assume fluency in English syntax or prioritize speed over cognitive load. What defines him isn’t optimism about tech, it’s his insistence that equitable engagement means designing for the student who drops offline mid-experiment, not the one with the newest tablet.
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- “How did you redesign physics sims so blind students can 'feel' vector fields?”
- “What's wrong with most 'AI tutors' for multilingual science learners?”
- “Can ULI work on a Raspberry Pi 4 with no internet? How?”
- “Why do you say 'equity isn't a feature—it's the first compile step'?”