Hello BBracey et. al,
It's no surprise to me that many who discuss the digital divide don't have
much of a clue as to life in the trenches. I work with a large population in
the U.S. near the geographical area you indicate. It is composed of
non-English speakers who are not even literate
Alan Gerstle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I believe that the refusal of Americans to
take second-language learning seriously is at least a part of the problem.
While technophiles on all education levels are enthusiastic about learning new
coding languages and new software, at least those in the United S
I am not sure who decided upon the efficacy of the laptop study or who thought
of the headline, but I believe anyone familiar with the basic tenets of science
would have a good laugh at the idea that such a study 'proves' anything. Even
'hard science' reearchers of a research study for which on
