I learned that it is illegal to ask an individual during the admissions process if they are handicapped.

I have learned that the saying " confined to a wheelchair " for someone that uses a wheelchair does not look at this as being confined, it means more independence.

I have learned that service animals don't always fall under the disability act when it comes to emotional support.

Students that create there own learning styles tend to be more focused on the subject at hand.

All forms of technology are great in the hands of someone who knows the technology.

First thing is to know your class so you can introduce ways to let each student be part of the lesson as a team and not someone on the outside looking in.

Online learning allows everyone including those with disability's to explore the world inhancing the educational experience.

Will this benifit students ability to learn? Will system support new online tools? Will faculty be trained for all devices? Will there be continued support moving forward? Alot of questions but well worth it.

I have found in my 25 years of teaching that understanding how a person learns is one of the most important things an instructor can have. It helps you put together a lesson that everyone can understand because you know how they learn from getting to know your students.