Delivery Model

Co-Design Methodology

A faculty-led process that keeps pedagogical expertise in control of the platform, from futures workshops through sprint review and AI validation.

Emancipatory Co-Design

Top-down technology interventions frequently produce stigmatizing solutions because they exclude the faculty from governance. CBC-Logic Studio prevents algorithmic bias and infrastructural imposition through an emancipatory co-design methodology where academic staff hold absolute epistemic authority over the design process, dictating features and evaluating software sprints to ensure the platform is culturally safe, practically viable, and genuinely user-centric.

Co-Design Principles

The Foundation of Our Approach

Epistemic Authority

Academic staff hold absolute authority over the design process. Their pedagogical knowledge dictates the platform's logic, never the other way around.

Participatory Governance

Faculty members are co-creators, not passive consumers. They participate in every stage from curriculum auditing to AI validation.

Epistemic Justice

Prevents the structural injustice where faculty knowledge is bypassed by imposing generic software that ignores local pedagogical realities.

The Co-Design Process

How We Build Together

1 Co-Creation

Futures-Literacy Workshops

We conduct participatory workshops utilizing speculative design to establish pedagogical constraints collaboratively before any code is deployed.

Speculative Design Participatory
2 Curriculum Auditing

Extracting Static Syllabi

We extract existing static syllabus documents to build a baseline structured curriculum dataset, mapping theoretical knowledge to observable professional skills.

Data Extraction Competency Mapping
3 Offline Database Configuration

Mapping Logic to Database

The localized curriculum corpus is mapped into the relational competency database, allowing faculty to codify precise relationships between learning outcomes and authentic assessments completely offline.

Relational Database Offline-First
4 AI Integration & Benchmarking

Co-Evaluation Workshops

The automated intelligence engine is integrated under strict computational benchmarks, followed by co-evaluation workshops where academic staff audit generated rubrics for safety and accuracy.

AI Auditing Safety Benchmarks
Get Involved

Join the Co-Design Workshops

We invite academic staff, curriculum administrators, and students to participate in our co-design workshops. Your voice matters in shaping the future of competency-based education at Makerere University.

Workshop Schedule

Quarterly workshops aligned with academic calendar

Duration

2-3 days per workshop cycle

Participants

Faculty, administrators, students, and researchers

Register for Workshops
Upcoming

Next Co-Design Workshop

January 2025
Makerere University, COCIS
3 Days • In-Person
Curriculum Auditing Speculative Design AI Ethics

Ready to Co-Design the Future of Education?

Join us in building a curriculum intelligence platform that serves academic staff, not the other way around.