Category — Questions & Answers
A Bit lost
Hello
I think the idea of looking ahead is important with these assignment dates quickly emerging.
1. I am not able to find an outline for the upcoming assignments 1 and 2 on the blog site.
2. I have the names of the group members but do not see the email addresses for beginning our group collaboration.
Thank you
Mark
September 16, 2009 8 Comments
Assignment # 1
I hope my question makes sense here …
I was wondering when is the good time to start working on Assignment # 1 , is it now? after module 2? after module 3? Will the assignment reflect on the material/discussions/acitivites of modules 2 & 3?
I did a quick search for the term “environmental analysis” in our blog but didn’t find references within the content of the modules mentioned above. This is why i got confused 🙁
Cheers,
Ammar
September 14, 2009 3 Comments
wrong link in Module 4???
I’ve been reading ahead in prep for our group presentation and I think I came upon an incorrect link in Mod. 4. The text that houses this link is:
“Review a “web 0.0″ article claiming there is no possible business model in web 2.0″
When you click on the link it takes you to CrowdTrust’s homepage.
September 14, 2009 2 Comments
Welcome
Hi all. Welcome to ETEC 522.
We’re about to begin a shared journey over the next 14 weeks. So, let’s use this place for introductions and getting started.
I’m David Porter (davidp), a co-instructor for this course. You can reach me by email at –> dporter at bccampus dot ca.
Please add your own introduction. Include any web sites or bio info that you like. Add a photo.
Tell us your interest and/or experience with the theme of this course, and expectations you have for it. We’re really looking forward to navigating the venture terrain with you.
As a convention for posts in this module, please use these tags, separated with commas, in your posts:
introductions, M1, your last name.
You’ll begin to see our tag cloud in the right-side column for this course begin to grow and segment as we add posts and additional tags.
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Please jump in.
d.
September 6, 2009 5 Comments