Radhika Gajjala wrote:
Thanks Annette -
But I wasnt scorning the use of blogs in teaching nor was I suggesting that there is nothing new or interesting about their use - I was asking why they would be considered progressive.
:)
r
Because we all KNOW, Radhika, that anything new, particularly if it is technological, is by definition, "progress!!!" ;-)
Yes Mark. ;-) r
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