Technology is bringing a revolution to education- pushing academia into a consumer-driven and on-demand market. Dr Russell Ackoff’s book takes a look at the change that is coming. Be the first DCCCD faculty member to share a story with me about how you are turning learning upside down (email me at: rrosenbalm@dcccd.edu) and I’ll send you a copy of the book.

Recently California State University, Northridge hosted its annual Assistive Technology conference in Los Angeles, California. Vendors from around the world provided talks on accessibility and universal design as well as present the latest technology for assisting persons with disabilities. The IT Access Coordinator for the DCCCD FAST Team attended this conference and collected information on [...]

Laura Walker has a great post over on her blog, mrslwalker, about nine great reasons that teachers should be using Twitter to communicate with their students. Take a look when you get a chance.