Microsoft Features GEHS on Blog
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Microsoft featured five Gibson Ek students in a recent video promoting accessibility in the What's New in EDU blog. The students are interning with adviser Robin Lowell, who works with Microsoft accessibility, as they help design a Minecraft world for Microsoft's adaptive controller as well as a physical coding language for kids with any level of vision. Featured in the video are junior Julia Morgan and freshmen Cole Page, Bjorn Lahr (pictured), Andrew Vaillancourt and Bobby Bakh.