RM> One, or both of us, have lost track of the original point,
RM> which I THOUGHT was the obsolescence of books due to the
RM> emergence of intercomputer connectivity? I'm not arguing
RM> the use of connectivity as a learning tool; I'm arguing
RM> the continued viability of the book as a learning tool...
It was never my intent to promote the idea that textbooks will never be
seen again. Rather, that they will be used less in the future due to
the concept of the internet. I could see books in literature, some
math, or basically courses where information is a constant. In my
vision, I just don't see books as dominate as they are today. I see
this happening in our life time. How we teach is going to be very
different in terms of our resources.
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
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