Dear all,
A very educative sharing Barbara. To agree with the technological
minimalism I think it is very important to find an appropriate mix of
the technology and the core subject in the centre of the learning
process depending on what one wants the learners to learn. It is
possible to leave
Greetings,
First let me confess that I really appreciate reading our colleague
Cornelio's various postings on our list, as they're both enlightening
and smooth for quick reading/understanding. I'd like to thank him for
them and send my encouragements to keep it up.
You may be interested to note
Dear GKD Members,
I thought you would be interested in this case of someone here in India
who used ICT to overcome his physical handicap.
Best regards,
Chetan Sharma
Founder-Datamation, New Delhi(India)
Ph# 91-11-2167230/2169162/2167973/2168017
www.datamationindia.com
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What Cornelio says goes to the core of the argument for a different way
to look at assumptions about the participation of large protions of the
planet in the internet. Ideas from those parts cannot appropriately
enrich collective human experience when they cannot express themselves
in their own
Interesting post. But the question is not one of a literate society, but
a post literate society where the North is rapidly moving. In this
respect there may be a coming together of North and South as the
networks develop and communication transcends text. The attempt to try
to maintain a
