This article addresses emerging technology in the ares of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning support. It addresses the question-what does each of these different learners need to support their learning?

This article addresses Web 2.0 challenges and possible resolutions for differently-able people.

Companies like Yahoo, You Tube, and Google are aware that our rapidly aging population can benefit from accessibility requirements. This article talks about current and future features that are being designed to aid accesssibility for all users.

I chose this site because, next school I will be getting an visual impaired student in my classroom and we use computers to complete alot of our daily lessons. I found this information to be helpful.

These articles talks about how we as educators can eliminate barriers that may keep students with different types of disabilities from achieving their goals.

One of my colleagues told me about this site. You can learn how to use Web 2.0 in your classroom, create a web portfolio, and how to use moodle.