Amy J. Ko, Ph.D.
These are open source projects I maintain.
I enjoy creating and maintaining software projects that serve my research, teaching, and academic service, and engaging communities and students in evolving them.
Wordplay is a free platform for creative expression with text and typography;
it aspires to radically center accessibility, language, and culture, and to
support youth learning in families and classrooms. It is also a playground
for many of my ongoing research questions about power, governance, and
programming language justice in computing education.
- See the source.
Bookish.press is a platform for publishing accessible online multi-chapter books
for the web. I use it to maintain and publish the textbooks I've written for
my teaching.
- See the source.
Reciprocal Reviews is a platform for enabling peer review volunteering and review
activity tracking, to enable more sustainable and equitable peer review in
conferences and journals.
- See the source.
Adminima is a platform for improving organization's onboarding, transparency,
and agility by defining work processes and managing requests for change. I
designed it because I couldn't find anything that was simple and not
designed for very large enterprises. I think it would work well for
not-for-profits and small orgs of < 100 people trying to define roles and
responsibilities.
- See the source.
To the extent possible under law,
Amy J. Ko
has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to the design
and implementation of
Amy's faculty site. This work is
published from the
United States. See this site's GitHub repository to view source and provide feedback.