4 Resources for Your Prison-Based Internet in a Box
Are you a prison educator or interested in prison-based education? Wish you had access to the internet based tools that your colleagues have? Think it
Are you a prison educator or interested in prison-based education? Wish you had access to the internet based tools that your colleagues have? Think it
Although the presence of internet-enabled tools seems ubiquitous, there are places where that is not true. Prisons is one of those places. Recognizing the importance to learning
NOTE: This post is a response to the ideas expressed in Matt Richtel’s New York Times piece, “Wasting Time is New Divide in Digital Era” and
On Wednesday March 21, 2012 I left the Access to Justice (ATJ) committee meeting excited about the future. Three events occurring over three (3) months spurred this. 1 – Teaching
In mid-January a fellow PhD Student (Ivette Bayo) sent out an e-mail asking if anyone was planning to applying to the Dell Social Innovation Challenge
After months of research on digital literacy, most people would probably be exhausted and want a break. But when I saw that the Special Libraries
Dr. Lassana MAGASSA is a researcher and writer that uses design methods to facilitate the development of inclusive technology and technology policy.