nice design, Jonathan! How do we pronounce your last name?

and in the interest of inclusive design, in case you can’t read from the image… I’ll describe what’s on it.

I’m Maha Bali @bali_maha on Twitter. I have a picture of me on one side, and a silhouette of a woman carrying a kid (subtle or not so subtle nod to my being a mom). I have my affiliation “American University in Cairo” there but I also have two of my non-work affiliations on the…Read More

Salam! I kinda fell in love with the idea of designing my own badge, so I spent some time this morning designing one (and my Sketch program on my smartphone kept hanging up)

I don’t think adding the picture into the forum really worked… so here is the link to the tweet!

My #LXconf badge. If i had to design my own badge, i would want flowers and a subtle hint that I am a mom, too 🙂 pic.twitter.com/wS0MyF0KaQ

— ℳąhą Bąℓi مها بالي (@Bali_Maha) May 15, 2017

Thanks for sharing this, Kerin. Could you share more details about your model? I have heard of this before and would love to implement or try it at my institution but unsure where to start! Are you on Twitter or how else can we continue this conversation beyond lxconf? For now, I am happy to keep it here so others in the conf can benefit

hi Colin. This story reminds me of my work as a teacher and faculty developer. I can design a course or workshop that works well for a particular audience, but the next time, i have a different group of people with different dynamics and a different sociopolitical context, which means i have to constantly modify my teaching each time. Now. How do we develop learning technologies that are…Read More

(spelling correction: Indi Young not Indie)