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Making waves

January 21st, 2005 vika

I’ve just posted some thoughts about different approaches to presenting and distributing academic knowledge. Please opine if you are so inclined. I have a feeling I’ll be roundly chastised for some of the things I said, but discussion is sort of the idea. :)

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  1. drewski
    January 21st, 2005 at 13:50 | #1

    Simmons College mandates instructor use of WebCT. It’s forcing some reluctant instructors to take a feeble step or two onto the path (with the e’er-receding horizon) toward technological competence, but basically it’s wasted; people are being only slightly more enabled than they otherwise would have. From my not-tech-educated perspective, the things done with WebCT could be done better in other ways, and it has not improved my experience with the school. Having read your commentary, I think I understand better what the package is used for, and I’m left wondering why Simmons didn’t locate something more fulfilling to fill those roles.

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