Exceptional Students & the Challenge of Equality in Education
By Ben Linford, contributing author of Labyrinth Learning’s Building a Foundation with Microsoft® Office 2016
The Multitasking Myth
By Jill Murphy, author of Labyrinth Learning’s Microsoft® Word 2016: Comprehensive
Let Your Students Have a Do-Over
By Alec Fehl, author of Labyrinth Learning’s Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2016 Essentials and Your Digital Foundation
Teaching Microsoft Applications: Encourage Individuality, Encourage Experimentation
By Alex Scott, triOS College; Author of Labyrinth Learning’s Microsoft® Excel 2016 Comprehensive
Multimedia Learning Tools: Cater Your Classroom to Every Learning Style
As any good teacher knows, no two learners are alike. Fortunately, professors and community college instructors have more tools than ever to help reach all types of students. Online learning comes with interactive modules and engaging video components that take learning far beyond what traditional textbooks can offer. In particular, video can offer “visual clues” … Continue reading Multimedia Learning Tools: Cater Your Classroom to Every Learning Style
Career Opportunities in California Correctional Education
The California Office of Correctional Education (OCE) is seeking educators for a variety of positions. The OCE adult schools serve several thousand California state inmates each day by providing programming in Adult Basic Education, High School Equivalency, Voluntary Education Program, and Career Technical Education. Libraries offer materials to support inmate employment, community reentry and life … Continue reading Career Opportunities in California Correctional Education
Payroll Accounting – Teaching Today’s Students
Are you looking for new ideas on keeping students engaged in your Payroll Accounting class? We’ve got some tips and techniques to help you change up your typical routine. There is no right (or wrong!) way to teach payroll, but we hope to help you optimize the results you can get this year. Finding the … Continue reading Payroll Accounting – Teaching Today’s Students
QuickBooks 2015 Author Pat Hartley Wins Top 100 ProAdvisor Awards
Labyrinth Learning would like to announce that our QuickBooks Pro author Pat Hartley has won the Top 100 Pro Advisor Awards for the second year in a row! Pat is an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor and an Advanced Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor. She offers hands-on workshops, one-on-one training specific to the user both in-person and … Continue reading QuickBooks 2015 Author Pat Hartley Wins Top 100 ProAdvisor Awards
QuickBooks Desktop (Windows) or QuickBooks Online? What Is the Difference?
By Pat Hartley, MBA I am asked almost daily, “What is the difference between QuickBooks for the desktop and QuickBooks Online?” Or “Are they different?” Or “Aren’t they the same?” To give an answer is to be put in a quandary. You may as well ask, “What is the difference between the Windows operating system … Continue reading QuickBooks Desktop (Windows) or QuickBooks Online? What Is the Difference?
New! Computer Basics for Windows 10.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new title: Welcome to Computer Basics: Windows 10 and Office Online. It will be in-stock and ready for purchase on February, 22, 2016. This book uses our effective instructional design and provides you with an easy way to teach students basic computer tasks in a Windows 10 … Continue reading New! Computer Basics for Windows 10.