Re: Discussion Points

Philip McGowan (bugjuice@unm.edu)
Thu, 9 Apr 1998 17:59:33 -1000

Just in MOOing through several sessions, I have learned more (and more
valuable) skills and knowledge than in any f2f conference I have attended.
I have also learned many valuable lessons about using email (one being,
watch out for the deluge). This has been theory, content, and practical
application all rolled up into one well designed learning unit. Just like
they tell us we should do it.

Philip McGowan
Senior Consultant
Re: Learning New Mexico
(505)896-1102
(505)896-0662 (fax)
bugjuice@unm.edu

On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, myers-tillotson, karin wrote:

> Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 02:58:21 -1000
> From: "myers-tillotson, karin" <karin.myers-tillotson@sru.edu>
> To: keyone-l@hawaii.edu
> Subject: Discussion Points
>
> I agree with your point of the cost of joining organizations and annual
> dues. I feel the same way abut conferences and registration fees (not to
> mention travel, meals, and hotel costs!) That is why a conference like
> this is so important. The cost in minimal. The information is not! I
> have learned more in these past two conferences than at many I have
> attended at a MUCH higher cost to me. The networking is invaluable. Some
> of the things I read about last year I am trying in my classes this year.
> I already have many ideas now for next year.This is the importance of
> online education. It is current. We can ask questions, get clarification
> when needed, and still stop in the Coconut Cafe for a cool drink on
> pineapple! The other nice thing is that instead of taking notes on the
> keynote speach I can reread it at any time. I guess in an unorganized way
> I am trying to say that vehicles like this conference are ways to become
> better organized and peer-regulated.
> kmt
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