>Surely 'ICT' has its origins in EU usage, where it has been standard
>for some time? Personally I found Dearing's use of CIT a bit
>perverse.
>
>Andrew Green.
During a post-Dearing seminar about the IT (or ICT, or CIT) aspects of the
report, I doodled the acronym for Learning And Teaching Using Communications
And Information Technology (LATUCAIT) and decided that in future students
would be latucaited instead of educated.
Fytton Rowland
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Loughborough University, Loughborough, Leics LE11 3TU, UK.
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