On Wed, 2010-12-08 at 13:27 +0530, senthilraja P wrote: > > > > Sorry for getting ranty, but this attitude is what pisses me off. I've been > > a student before, when there aren't even (local) forums like these to ask > > and learn. You're saying you can't even edit a wiki and *ask what you need* > > in a structured way. So what is it that you couldn't find info about? Ask it > > now, and you'll see how you'll get the answers. Go ahead. And FYI, something > > woozy like "whole student community will be grateful to you" is nonsense. I > > would be happier if I know just one good student benefited in a measurable > > way from my time spent. If you want help, do your homework, and then come to > > us. > > > > > The solution is to create a working environment within the college > itself... an intranet webserver running within the computer lab.. a mail > server .. a POP3 server.. a local wiki, which collates knowledge from > students.. an intranet forum.. all these at one stage connected to wiki.. > > So if such a working environment is created within college, students should > have to learn to use these.. > > Secondly, students should be encouraged to try new applications/ new > initatives for the college use.. > > Colleges have 8 Mbps bandwidth.. and if properly used, students can publish > their own website within their lab servers.. > > We have to train students to think practically.. The benchmark for any > initiative/application is how far it is well received among the users.. > > Regards, > Senthil +1 GY
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