Accredited colleges educating students on computer software recognize the need for
teachers who have constantly updated training on ever-changing programs (Accrediting
Commission for Community and Junior Colleges [ACCJC], 2002; Commission on Colleges
[COC], 2010; Commission on Institutions of Higher Education [CIHE], 2005). Colleges
achieve up-to-date instruction by employing individuals from the technology industry, which
ensures relevant education in the discipline and daily usage of the software. While this
implies the person has knowledge on the software, it does not necessarily translate to
teaching ability. Good instructional skills are imperative; a major effect of nonconstructive