Sunday, March 28, 2004
e-Learning Experiences: ASSIGNMENT #1
My first relevant posting to the subject 'e-Learning Experiences'.
The first assignment is due at the end of this coming week and I think I may have finished it already (keyword being: THINK). What's brought about my uncertainty about this assignment, is the constantly nagging question: WHAT makes this particular subscription, a subscription to an e-newsletter or to an e-zine?
e- also E- news·let·ter (e-nzltr, e-nyz-)
pref. n.
Electronic newsletter accessed usually via email
e- also E- zine also 'zine (zn)
pref. n.
Electronic magazine usually accessed via archives on a website (Bartlett-Bragg 2004)
Using these definitions as guides (assuming they are safe definitions to go by as they were provided by the lecturer), I've come across a few that I have eargerly subscribed to. Still in doubt whether I've just subscribed to some scandalous website, I'm getting them checked out with the lecturer before I can confidently say that I have completed my first assessment successfully.
I won't deny that searching for them was an easy task nor would I deny that sitting constantly at the computer for the past few days browsing the internet has turned me into a slob. This experience has made me realise what a scumbag the internet can be. Stop hiding those wonderful e-newsletters and e-zines that may assist me with my assignments!
The first assignment is due at the end of this coming week and I think I may have finished it already (keyword being: THINK). What's brought about my uncertainty about this assignment, is the constantly nagging question: WHAT makes this particular subscription, a subscription to an e-newsletter or to an e-zine?
e- also E- news·let·ter (e-nzltr, e-nyz-)
pref. n.
Electronic newsletter accessed usually via email
e- also E- zine also 'zine (zn)
pref. n.
Electronic magazine usually accessed via archives on a website (Bartlett-Bragg 2004)
Using these definitions as guides (assuming they are safe definitions to go by as they were provided by the lecturer), I've come across a few that I have eargerly subscribed to. Still in doubt whether I've just subscribed to some scandalous website, I'm getting them checked out with the lecturer before I can confidently say that I have completed my first assessment successfully.
I won't deny that searching for them was an easy task nor would I deny that sitting constantly at the computer for the past few days browsing the internet has turned me into a slob. This experience has made me realise what a scumbag the internet can be. Stop hiding those wonderful e-newsletters and e-zines that may assist me with my assignments!
