self-directed learning

Project Consent – YESmeansYES

Based on my lived experiences as a woman, I have often felt discomfort in certain situations, interactions, and relationships. In retrospect, I realize that much of this discomfort could have been avoided if a simple […]

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roEDmap

Welcome to roEDmap, a project born from our own college experiences and a desire to make the journey a little easier for others like us. We’re Jessy Lu and Nida Ahmed, psychology grads from UC […]

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A collage of screenshots from the In the Loop website in light & dark green. It showcases different parts of the project, including different voices, the origin story of the project, and research.

In the Loop

In the Loop invites individuals from different backgrounds and learning journeys – to explore, reflect, and share their perspectives on the intersection of tech and learning. We’ve all been in and out of the loop […]

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Navigating my Mind book cover showing title, author, and main character.

Navigating my Mind

As a former fifth grade science teacher, I know the importance of being able to assist students with strategies to stay organized and overcome challenges. However, these planning skills are often not taught to younger […]

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A Sunset With Strangers

My project is a comic about the momentary connection between strangers in the pursuit of a sunset. The story is autobiographical and a reflection of what I hold dear in my life: the little moments […]

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This image illustrates the supportive and inclusive design of our website, which focuses on the mental health needs of international students in the U.S. It highlights key resources like stress management tools and community-based support systems.

Thrive Space

Feiran Wang and Amberlyn Yang Our project, “ThriveSpace”, is a comprehensive mental health and wellness website specifically designed to support international students in US as they navigate the unique challenges of studying abroad. Recognizing the […]

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