By: Frankie Roberto
“What about the risks that students will abandon institutional services (as, it seems, they are starting to do with email)?” Surely this has already happened? When I was at University, we barely ever...
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It’s not just academic institution email addresses that are going. It’s becoming increasingly obvious that many new corporate hires find the idea of using an “internal email system” with, say, 50M...
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Another aspect, what if the frustration of trying to implement modern web solutions in a retrograde environment drives away talented technical staff?
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“Now many of the pragmatic Web 2.0 users and developers are addressing the potential problems they could face with their risk strategies. But are the Web 2.0 sceptics assessing the risks hat they may...
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Even if we’re right, we’re wrong… I can’t quite resist this post to join in the series of comments on the use of Web 2.0 in HE, started by Brian Kelly with his presentation to the JISC-Emerge...
View ArticleBy: We Can Be Right And Wrong! « UK Web Focus
[…] then asked What If We’re Right? and asked what would be the implications of adopting an over-cautious approach to Web 2.0 in which […]
View ArticleBy: I’m A Top Influencer For The Open University! (Or Am I?) « UK Web Focus
[…] gave on What If We’re Wrong? and my follow-up posts on Even If We’re Wrong, We’re Right and What If We’re Right? we can see this in action. Now this reflecting on other”s views and adding new...
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