I guess my favorite audience, however, is the new recruits. If you are the computer expert at your school, you probably know what I mean. If you are a new recruit, read on. For me, one of the greatest enjoyments of working with computers is learning by doing and learning from newcomers. My students have taught we a lot as I have worked with them and prepared for them.
Colleagues come up with important criticisms and new ideas.
They bring their fresh eye and expectations not tamed by the limits of computer programming. Oddly, perhaps, people new to computers become too awed by the computer when they first start to use it. Then the person is the master. Finally, neither needs to be the master. I am sometimes overwhelmed by experiments testing the impact of computers on writing.