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Professor:
I saw your comment over at http://blog.case.edu/mxs24/2005/01/26/my_own_blog about how you are trying to use your blog to supplement your teachings. I think it is great!
I just wanted to let you know... it kind of... well... it kind of sucks right now. We're working on ways that any course that wants it could set up a blog. And, once we do that, we can set up ways to facilitate handing out course material and distributing course information. And, I hope, it will be awesome.
But, we're working on that. Right now, we're in Beta; and we're trying to convince management blogs are a good thing to have and a good thing to spend money on; so the more you blog -- the better.
On a related note, I used to be a CompE. student; and I would be interested in hearing what all of this "supplemental lectures" and "reading materials" are. If, maybe, in your posts, you could provide some more information for use former students and prospective students and randomly interested parties... well, we would just eat it up.
Comments
Professor:
I saw your comment over at http://blog.case.edu/mxs24/2005/01/26/my_own_blog about how you are trying to use your blog to supplement your teachings. I think it is great!
I just wanted to let you know... it kind of... well... it kind of sucks right now. We're working on ways that any course that wants it could set up a blog. And, once we do that, we can set up ways to facilitate handing out course material and distributing course information. And, I hope, it will be awesome.
But, we're working on that. Right now, we're in Beta; and we're trying to convince management blogs are a good thing to have and a good thing to spend money on; so the more you blog -- the better.
On a related note, I used to be a CompE. student; and I would be interested in hearing what all of this "supplemental lectures" and "reading materials" are. If, maybe, in your posts, you could provide some more information for use former students and prospective students and randomly interested parties... well, we would just eat it up.