Technology lab

[Susan Jones <sujones@PARKLAND.EDU>]

If you've got 16 computers, but specialized software (assistive technology =
=3D
 such as screen readers & text scanners, and educational software) that =
you =3D
 only got 5-paks for, is it better to have the software on a bunch of =3D
 computers next to each other, or spread out?=3D20
   IF it's together, and a small group comes in to learn to use it, then =
=3D
 if there are others who come it would better if it were grouped.  On the =
=3D
 other hand, if bigger groups than the amount of software come in to see =
it =3D
 and learn to use it together, then if it's 3 to a computer spreading =3D
 things out would be better.
   Are there any other scenarios that come to mind?  Any body who's done =
=3D
 it one way or the other and been glad or regretted it?

 Susan Jones
 Academic Development Specialist
 Parkland COllege
 Champaign, Illinois
 sujones@parkland.edu

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