Just catching up on mailing lists after a few days offline.
So we join mailing lists to watch, and sometimes take part in, discussions. the volume of posts ebbs and flows. That's mailing lists for you. A few people leave when the flow gets a bit heavy. I'd love to know why they joined in the first place. Use your mail reader's organisational features and let the discussion flow.
Nigel Peet
Director of Curriculum Support
South Cheshire College
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From: Virtual Learning Environments on behalf of Kilcoyne, Peter
Sent: Thu 10/03/2005 17:54
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Subject: Re: [VLES] List Moderation - Re: [VLES] How widespread is the use of the term (and the concept) of e-learning?
Mathew
not sure if this is the best place for this thread. I think that most people taking part have been from HE and not FE. I think the thread is fine here been interesting to follow
Peter
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From: Virtual Learning Environments on behalf of Matthew Tipson
Sent: Thu 10/03/2005 16:40
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Subject: Re: [VLES] List Moderation - Re: [VLES] How widespread is the use of the term (and the concept) of e-learning?
Hi All,
As promised, a new venue for this debate to continue has now been found, the NLN Online Technical demonstrator. A thread has been started within the Further Education Forum entitled 'How widespread is the use of the term (and the concept) of e-learning?'.
To visit this forum go to http://nlnonline.nln.ac.uk/mvnforum/viewthread?thread=31. This forum is open for anyone to view (remember this when posting!) but to post to the tread you will need to register for NLN Online (http://nlnonline.nln.ac.uk/).
I do hope that this change of venue does not disrupt what has been an interesting debate. As before, any comments please let me know off-list [log in to unmask]
Regards,
Matt
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From: Anita Pincas [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 10 March 2005 15:16
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Subject: Re: [VLES] List Moderation - Re: [VLES] How widespread is the use of the term (and the concept) of e-learning?
Dear Matthew, and others,
I know you asked to be contacted off-line, but - as one can see - people are continuing with a slight change of subject header.
I think it would be a pity to cut off one of the rare online discussions that has aroused considerable reactions of so many varied kinds,
and offered quite stimulating titbits, especially from the very will informed Niki.
As a discussion between total strangers [I have come across only one or two familiar names] I find it a model of useful internet interaction. Even the rare little flaming gives it a touch of reality, and certainly has not spoiled it in any way for me. It is something to show the sceptics that cyber-talk among strangers does have a point. I very rarely feel impelled to bother, but this time....
Anita
At 11:04 AM 10/03/2005, Matthew Tipson wrote:
Dear All,
As Amber mentioned in her posting about list moderation, we have attempted to maintain a 'light-touch' with this list to encourage discussion and free exchange of ideas. However, we have to balance the interests of all member of this list and I believe that the current discussion has now moved beyond the reasonable boundaries of this list.
I would therefore ask that anyone who wishes to continue this discussion should await instructions about the formation of a more appropriate forum for these discussions. Please do not continue to use this list for this discussion.
If you wish to contact me regarding this decision please contact me off-list at [log in to unmask]
Regards,
Matthew Tipson
Content Officer - Technology
Ferl, Becta
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