I have three primary goals. First, provide knowledge to students that will equip them to be successful with their personal career goals or skill development. Second, encourage that technology parameters are followed where required and that creativity can flow freely where possible. Last, and because the dynamic field of technology requires it, encourage the practice of lifelong learning. It has been my experience that technological knowledge is best learned through a combination of memorization, recall and active learning. Whether visual, auditory or kinesthetic (hands-on), learners respond very well to a variety of teaching methods. I use techniques in my classes which include lectures with visual aids, demonstrations, step-by-step hands-on exercises, and discussions