An Australian scientist is working a device that will allow hearing impaired individuals to communicate via "talking" gloves and a computer. If it works, I think it could have an impact on higher education disability services and computer-based classrooms.

Click here for the article from the Boston Globe.

Two associate deans of psychology at the Fielding Graduate Institute have put together a collection of essays about online learning, electronic communication, psychology, and adult education.

http://chronicle.com/free/2002/08/2002081301t.htm