Bridge Multimedia teamed up with CAST’s National Center on Accessible Materials for Learning (AEM) to provide accessibility and production services for a 4-part series of videos that traces accessible learning from kindergarten through adulthood.
Bridge worked closely with Cynthia Curry, Director of the AEM Center, on the video series – which was funded by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP).
Dr. Wendy Sapp, Bridge Multimedia’s Senior Project Director said, “Accessible learning is essential because it can impact every aspect of education, from STEM to literacy to social skills. These 4 videos aim to show that every student, despite individual challenges, can be a part of a shared learning experience.”
Bridge previously partnered with the AEM Center to create an accessible webinar for the Special Education Technology Showcase at the 2021 ED Games Expo.
In addition to our video and webinar collaborations, we anticipate many more successful projects to come!
To watch the trailer for the accessible learning video series, visit the AEM Center.
Matt Kaplowitz & The Bridge Team




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