Dear organlearners,
Doc Holloway" <learnshops@thresholds.com> writes:
> What the internet has done for me has been to allow me to connect with
> others outside my physical community. It's a different experience,
> because its' relative anonymity allows some greater intimacy than most
> people are willing to allow when we meet face-to-face. If anything, Ben,
> this "cyber-community" has become a well for me to drink from and be
> nourished. I run to my "real" community refreshed with a "virtual" model
> in my mind about dialogue, discourse, intimacy, caring, and so forth.
Thank you Doc for this wonderful articulation of my own experiences.
Pleasel notice that I have changed the subject from
Goals vs. Objectives LO16383
to
Internet as a LO tool
Do internet and its many applications (listservers, newsgroups)
give rise to an LO or not? No, according to my experiences.
But is internet a valuable tool for Learning Organisations? Why? What
do you think?
Best wishes
--At de Lange Gold Fields Computer Centre for Education University of Pretoria Pretoria, South Africa email: amdelange@gold.up.ac.za
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