Kia Huggan on Digital Accessibility - From Engineering to Educational Equity

In this episode, Bard MBA student Ana Caka interviews Kia Huggan , founder of Webquity, about creating accessible digital learning experiences for students with visual dyslexia and impairments. Kia shares her journey from engineering to educational technology, discussing her user-centered approach to entrepreneurship and the importance of staying mission-focused. She offers insights on balancing innovation with sustainability, thoughtfully integrating AI, and using feedback to shape better solutions, while emphasizing that "inclusion is not optional" in technology development.

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Kia Huggan on Digital Accessibility - From Engineering to Educational Equity is an episode from The Impact Report by Bard MBA in Sustainability.

This episode is 34:52 long.

This episode was published on Mar 13, 2025.

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