Devnar AI Club

The Problem

AI literacy programs are rarely built for screen-reader users from the ground up — accessibility is usually retrofitted, if it's addressed at all.

Why It Matters

Students who are visually challenged deserve the same depth of AI literacy as any other cohort — delivered in a format their tools actually support, not a workaround.

What We Built

A six-month AI literacy program combined with a full platform: session delivery, tool-proficiency tracking, JAWS accessibility, micro-challenges, buddy pairs, projects, a personal workspace, a public showcase, certificates, facilitator intelligence and health/risk flags — with all session materials built accessible from the start.

How It Works

1. 01Students move through a structured six-month curriculum with JAWS-accessible session materials.
2. 02Progress is tracked through micro-challenges, buddy pairing and hands-on projects.
3. 03Facilitators get intelligence on cohort progress and health/risk flags to intervene early.
4. 04Finished projects surface in a public showcase, with certificates on completion.

Key Capabilities

• Six-month AI literacy curriculum
• JAWS screen-reader accessibility throughout
• Micro-challenges and buddy pairing
• Personal workspace and public project showcase
• Certificates on completion
• Facilitator intelligence with health/risk flags

Technology & Architecture