Hi all,
I agree with Andy (again). From a brief perusal it looks as if they are
trying to use literacy to promote their own commercial interests, which is
actually quite disenheartening. Wouldn't it be something if Google actually
asked people working in literacy (they could start with the DDN ..
Andy Carvin wrote:
Hmm... Surprised at how limited it is, both in terms
of usefulness and in its definition of literacy
-andy
--- Phil Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(...) http://www.google.com/literacy/
I think this spartan simplicity is brilliant, Andy: this is just the
Google
Andy Carvin wrote:
Hmm... Surprised at how limited it is, both in terms
of usefulness and in its definition of literacy
-andy
--- Phil Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(...) http://www.google.com/literacy/
As far as I can tell, the only new piece of information on this literacy
judith green wrote:
I second Andy Carvin's Hmmm and comments.
This site does not represent state of the art work on literacy. It
would be good to link that site with Google Scholar to support the
intellectual basis for current research on literacy and to
professional sites of the
Hmm... Surprised at how limited it is, both in terms
of usefulness and in its definition of literacy
-andy
--- Phil Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi DDN community -
google has launched a literacy web site. i
haven't looked into it
yet, but it looks like it might have value.
