On cross posting, receive the usual apologizes.
I copied the last email on the use-list because the education list
has been largely inactive over the last year. I will now stick to the
education list for education discussion. If you are interested in
following this up, you can subscribe to
Nice to hear there is good interest there. Came across some new names
as well, which is always nice. I have started encoding the names and
email addresses of the ones who were interested in this.
I guess something I should tell as I don't like to have any hidden
agenda. I signed a document
Marielle:
me too
Sivakatirswami
Judy Perry wrote:
Count me in..
Judy
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Marielle Lange wrote:
Hiya,
Any educator out there who would be interested in a weekly, biweekly
or monthly chat session over skype or AIM? This would be about
exchanging information on current proj
Marielle Lange wrote:
> Yes, I had that in mind as well, some revolution bar in Second life.
> Indeed many companies organize training or support within the second
> life environment.
>
> What is your character name in second life? Mine is Sydney Scapin
> (but I don't connect that often... I fin
They all sound good to me..
Judy
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Marielle Lange wrote:
> Would teachers/educators/academics on this list be interested in
> regular meetings? Is there some need to have subgroups like primary/
> secondary/higher education. Are there persons interested in special
> areas like
Stephen,
I agree; chat can be especially difficult when you've got participants not
in anything like the same time zone. Still, when it comes to getting
educators to participate, I'm for anything that helps make that happen.
Just my two small monetary units... still like mailing lists better, b
Count me in..
Judy
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Marielle Lange wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> Any educator out there who would be interested in a weekly, biweekly
> or monthly chat session over skype or AIM? This would be about
> exchanging information on current projects, funding opportunities,
> interesting articl
Hi Roger,
Yes, I had that in mind as well, some revolution bar in Second life.
Indeed many companies organize training or support within the second
life environment.
What is your character name in second life? Mine is Sydney Scapin
(but I don't connect that often... I find it a bit slow)
M
Stephen Barncard wrote:
> I get all tense and impatient during chat, waiting for people to
> type, and wishing I hadn't joined the chat. One can't really do
> anything else during a chat session.
True... unless you are using a 3D virtual world
(http://www.secondlife.com/)as your chat interface.
I get all tense and impatient during chat, waiting for people to
type, and wishing I hadn't joined the chat. One can't really do
anything else during a chat session.
A whiteboard or video image during chat adds a lot of value to a chat
session. Otherwise, I don't see the point.
Good to see you
I guess I have to register as a chat-hater and non-texter, but I just
don't see the efficiency of using chat when email and mail-lists work
better.
Chat requires you to sit there with full attention and wait for
responses, and encourages one to type hastily, which can lead to
misinterpretatio
Hiya,
Any educator out there who would be interested in a weekly, biweekly
or monthly chat session over skype or AIM? This would be about
exchanging information on current projects, funding opportunities,
interesting articles or news, eventual organisation of the
development of a shared s
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