Teachers and school communities are presently struggling with many confusing and conflicting issues, and are often hindered and frustrated by lack of information and support. All children and all users of all abilities can be supported and appropriately equipped with suitable enabling technologies. Today is the time to start planning for tomorrow's lessons. Computers have been heralded as saviors for schools, the beginning of the information revolution, a replacement for teachers and the students' best friend. A good teacher with a computer may become a better teacher, a better facilitator and therefore better equipped to meet the challenges of the 2000's.
People are the key to unlocking other people's potential.
The computer can assist, help direct and sufficiently motivate people to achieve what was formerly thought impossible or considered too difficult. It is up to the teachers, careers and other service providers to ensure that our children and clients are not disadvantaged. They have been due to inflexible bureaucracies in the past. We must be pro-active, advocate for change for quality use of computer technology and promote our good teaching practices.