Thanks Steve,
I'm glad you changed the header of this one as it's THE most important
discussion WE can have.
This belief of being able to change a fundamentally flawed (education)
system by competition is possibly the thing which retains the status quo.
Your logic is that user pays so a
You have no idea how often I said get their act into gear, until I got to
understand their position.
It's not that anyone wants to be a firewall. It's simply that just as the
network architecture moved from mainframe/dumb terminal to client/server a
few decades ago, now it's moving to this
That's good.
I'm with you here. But it's s different on the other side of the
Atlantic, and the developing world of course. Don't find many for-profits,
unless it's the big brands. It's very 'user pays' at your/my end. It's
'public right' elsewhere, including the OE world.
We have these
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM, simonfj simo...@cols.com.au wrote:
That's good.
We have these expectations created by the web, and the institutionlized
users of public institutions haven't a clue of how to have a discussion with
their ISP = NREN. And vice versa. All these high priests/human
That's a nice one to hear.
She's in an interesting position with her company ATiT being in Belguim. And
across (now and past) so many projects like MEDEA and EUscreen,as well as
the edu ones like http://www.e-view-project.eu/ and visced. So her
experience will span our two perspectives.
I'll
Simon wrote:
Well, looking at their next get together, where CIO still play the high
priests, it hasn't changed that much. But you know how it works. One
can't change an institution from the outside.
Perhaps not directly, but you can set up a competing institution that
is too successful to be
Hi patrcia,
You wouldn't like to pop in on the Educause group on LinkedIn would you?
It's getting to be a bit of problem with all these remote channels being
built around brands like 'wikieducator'. The discussion by other global
communty builders isn't hard to find. The discussion is top of
Hi Simon,
Have submitted a request to join the Educause group on LinkedIn -- thanks
for the suggestion.
Historically, Educause have been a little behind the open education curve
when compared to others, but its great to see growing interest in open
education from this group.
W
On Sat, Oct 1,
Hiya,
Well, looking at their next get together, where CIO still play the high
priests, it hasn't changed that much. But you know how it works. One can't
change an institution from the outside. BTW. Ive found someone who you'd
love.
Hi Simon,
Its a small world -- I had the pleasure of meeting Sally at the EFQUEL
innovation forum last month. I'm also helping out on the
VISCEDhttp://www.virtualcampuses.eu/index.php/Main_Page project
as a member of the advisory board,
W
On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 6:41 PM, simonfj
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