I am a massive fan of Google Apps. I wrote the first Google Apps Administrator book to market and, to this day, I still use Google Apps via Boles University to run my empire of polymathic projects.
Continue reading → Suing for Google Apps for Education Access
We received terrific news last week from the FCC that they are spending a lot of time and money to guarantee the Deaf-Blind will be included in the current century.
Continue reading → The FCC Serves the Deaf-Blind in the 21st Century
Here at the Boles Blogs Network, we get hundreds of promotional emails a day asking us to write articles about people, products and issues. Sometimes we act on a tip that catches our fancy, but more often than not, we can’t abide the coverage request. Last week, I received a spectacular request from Byron Horne of THB Films and this article is the result of that inquiry.
Continue reading → We Elect People to Take Things From Us: The Start of Dreams
We live in a New Age. Technology not only runs our lives, it rules our being and ruins our sense of comprehensive societal cohesion. Has access to the internet become a fundamental human right? If so, should we have to pay for that right of access?
Is Google on our side? Or is Google secretly surveilling us and reporting our behaviors and want to the government?
When we consider education inequities, many of us quickly think of inner city public schools despair compared to peer private schools — but few realize the real inequity in education is between rural schools and city schools and the main crevasse between “The Haves” and “The Have Nots” is technology caused by geography. The web.
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