Accessibility that works in the real world
Building accessible, inclusive environments for schools and workplaces, working with schools, municipalities and companies through universal design and technology.
Courses
Accessible, inclusive courses designed in line with UDL, plus practical technology for learning.
- Designed around Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
- Slides, videos and Notion templates included
- Practical strategies you can use right away

Lectures
Motivating, educational talks on neurodiversity, accessibility and inclusive education.
- For students: diversity is a strength
- For teachers and education professionals
- Talks at national and international conferences

Implementation
An end-to-end education project that strengthens connection, accessibility and student wellbeing through practical technology.
- Implemented across all Hafnarfjörður primary schools
- Strengthens connection, accessibility and wellbeing
- Built for neurodivergent students, benefits everyone

Consultation
Advisory work for schools, municipalities and workplaces that want accessibility and inclusion designed into their environments.
- Accessibility reviews of learning and work environments
- Guidance on universal design and assistive technology
- Tailored recommendations, from quick wins to full implementation

Neurodivergent students in the education system
Two lectures and discussion on how best to support neurodivergent students at school. Participants receive slides, videos and a Notion template after the first lecture, with three weeks to apply the methods before meeting again in person. For students, parents, professionals and anyone interested.
- Two lectures and discussion
- Slides and videos
- Notion template
- Three weeks to apply the methods
Upcoming sessions
- 11 Nov 17:00–18:30 & 2 Dec 17:00–18:30Sjónarhóll, Háaleitisbraut 13Sold out
- 20 Nov 17:00–18:30 & 11 Dec 17:00–18:30OnlineSold out
Those who join the waitlist are first in line to register, and help shape how and when the next course runs.
Belonging is the foundation of learning
- Students show up, take part and dare to try
- Cognitive load drops and energy goes to learning
- Teachers see each student's strengths
- Students withdraw and avoid tasks
- Energy goes to masking and keeping up
- Behaviour is misread as a lack of interest