To that end, we're bringing together 400 of the most influential leaders in teaching, government, philanthropy and industry. The goal: to harness the power of technology to improve the learning experience. Democratize access to quality education. And elevate the American student to a higher level. It's not a question of "can we do it?"

Mary asked that this be shared with all of you.

With all of the new trends and tools in education technology, there's no reason for special needs students and their teachers and parents to be left behind. This list of 100 useful tools can help anyone with a learning disability like ADHD, dyslexia or test anxiety, as well as students with visual or hearing impairments, use the Internet and other technology systems to help them with reading, math, organization, social skills, and more.

The 2010 Census, the newest Decennial Census, gives basic information on population including age, race, ethnicity, and household characteristics down to the census tract level. Infoshare -- and only Infoshare! -- provides this data for zip codes as well.

Even though Professor Fisher shared this with us I don't want to ever lose it so I bookmarked it here. The links within the report are amazing.

An overview on what a podcast is and some steps on how to make one.