A book for teachers of children with special needs. The book discusses text-to-speech, speech-to-text, and similar teaching tools. 200 pages.

This video documentary examines the effect of the web on education, whether as an important tool in schools, or as a distraction that impedes learning. American schools are the main focus, but Korea is visited. Koreans learn netiquette in primary school!

This book is full of pictures of the latest Lego toys, and will make a youngster want to get them all. The history of the company is briefly told by a few pages of pictures.

If you are building larger or more complex projects with Lego bricks then this book will be useful. It discusses all the brick shapes, and techniques for planning and scaling your creation. 300 pages.

This slightly dated book will help a museum planner adjust to new technologies. 200 pages.

Programmers will find this excellent book useful. It is a companion to `Apprenticeship Patterns`. It stresses the power of the command line. Legendary O’Reilly quality, 200 pages.

If you are planning a career in Agile Software Development, then this book contains good advice. The foreword is by Ward Cunningham. See also the author’s site. This is an Open Book at O’Reilly. 125 pages.

This book for educators discusses the ‘invisible web’: web content that Google does not index, because it is by paid subscription, or because the site has deep navigation via forms or other methods.

This little book is a very thoughtful comment on how game designers motivate kids to learn complex games, and how the public school education system can learn from them. 200 pages.

This book will interest university staff who teach social sciences, and policy makers concerned with information literacy.