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Summary: Learning Communities and Cyberspace
Review: The advice given in this books should not be limited to cyberspace. The examples, experiences, and education this book provides are applicable to both the classroom and cyberspace. Learning should not be a one way avenue from master to student, but a dialogue. This book is a stepping stone for learning in the information age.
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Summary: It applies to virtual communities of practice
Review: The material in this book can be applied to increase the productivity of virtual communities of practice. It is a book I recommend to those who make a living in the world of knowledge management.
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Summary: New Educational Culture via OnLine Classrooms
Review: This book is essential reading for any institution that has created (or is considering creating) on-line training or educational facilities. The information in this book will assist in avoiding typical obstacles, enhance the educational experience, and create a solid community in the on-line environment. This book summed up so much of what we have experienced that I am ordering more copies to circulate to all of our on-line instructors.
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Summary: New Educational Culture via OnLine Classrooms
Review: This book is essential reading for any institution that has created (or is considering creating) on-line training or educational facilities. The information in this book will assist in avoiding typical obstacles, enhance the educational experience, and create a solid community in the on-line environment. This book summed up so much of what we have experienced that I am ordering more copies to circulate to all of our on-line instructors.
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Summary: Big Mac of a book: high calories--low nutrition
Review: This book is indeed 'pedagogically sound'; the trouble is: it likes the sound of its own voice, far too much, and plods on around the houses for far too long. It is a Big Mac of a book: high calories--low nutrition. I wasted money buying it, don't you make the same mistake. Buy something shorter, less cack-handed, and trendy.
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Summary: Big Mac of a book: high calories--low nutrition
Review: This book is indeed 'pedagogically sound'; the trouble is: it likes the sound of its own voice, far too much, and plods on around the houses for far too long. It is a Big Mac of a book: high calories--low nutrition. I wasted money buying it, don't you make the same mistake. Buy something shorter, less cack-handed, and trendy.
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Summary: Award Winning Book
Review: This book just won the University Continuing Education Association's 1999 Philip E. Frandson Award for Literature in Continuing Higher Education.The award is given to the book from 1999 which best exemplifies originality and a superior quality of prose, concerns higher learning in American colleges and universities, and is important to the theory or practice of continuing education.
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