At 4:34 PM -0800 12/10/01, Pete Stephenson wrote:
>>At 8:50 AM -0800 12/10/01, Robert Van De Weghe wrote:
>>> How can something not even addressed to a real person get distributed
>>>to
>>>four people in our office.
>>
>>OK. This has been asked so many times - and answered, albeit confusingly
>>-
>>that I think it's time for a long treatment of the subject. If you find
>>this useful, please feel free to reuse it elsewhere, attribution
>>appreciated.
>
>Mark, that was an excellent analogy.
>
>Would you mind if I snarfed it to answer similar questions from my users?
By all means, please do; as I mentioned above, attribution appreciated
(which
ideally would be in the form:
by Mark Hartman; check out http://www.mymacguy.com )
I find that it's easiest to teach intelligent yet uninformed people by
analogy, since giving them the information attached to something they're
already familiar with lets them use it immediately, so I tend to use
analogy a lot.
Especially when what you're teaching about was consciously DESIGNED that
way... :)
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