Why not just have ddn activities in multiple places? There's no reason why
this has to be an either-or discussion. In an ideal world, DDN would be via
email, on Moodle, have a wiki, be on Facebook, Twitter, Friendfeed, YouTube,
etc...In an ideal world, there would be money available to hire a full
Claude Almansi wrote:
Yes, the e-mail list is stifled. But isn't it because people
hesitate to post to it because they don't know when the post
will get through?
Yes - and another silent witness here :-) I tend not to contribute to DDN
for the above reason, however still follow discussions
Hi,
I have been moderating lists at various policy community and
development forums. I would like to volunteer.
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 10:34 PM, Andy Carvin andycar...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Tom,
The problem is that there isn't an official moderator at the moment.
Technically I'm not supposed
As an owner-mod of around 30 groups on Yahoo and Google Groups I would
be happy to reapply that experience to support DDN, if that is at all
helpful.
One question seems to be what platform one might use for DDN. Before
you get to that one must ask, what is wrong (and right) with the
existing
Hi Andy,
Happy New Year! I'm volunteering to be one of the moderators. Thanks for all
your sustained effort all these years.
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Learning Right Technologies, LLC
P. O. Box 51616
San Jose, CA 95151
Phone: 408-649-5872, Cell: 408-826-2167
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