Access across campus
Helping teams make websites, applications, and electronic services more accessible.
University workA personal site from Tucson, Arizona
Technology should open doors.
I’m Jeff Bishop, a technologist, educator, and accessibility advocate. I work with people to make technology more useful and welcoming.
Selected work
Accessibility in practice.
Across higher education, open source, and technology learning, I help people make digital tools work for more of us.
Tools built together
Open-source projects that bring accessibility into software development.
Community AccessTechnology learning
Creating practical ways for blind and low-vision people to learn and share technology skills.
Learning with BITSWriting and updates
Recent posts
Browse the blogOctober 16, 2026
A home for every story
The official blog has a new focus, while the guide-dog journals now live together in their own
Read the storyAugust 23, 2024
A classroom where blind students could get to the code
What an accessible Python learning program taught us about removing barriers to
Read the storyOutside the work
Family and guide-dog stories.
Home is Tucson. This site also holds family notes and the guide-dog journals gathered over many years.
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