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Re: student forum

Posted by Dr. Bob on September 27, 2004, at 17:33:24

In reply to Re: student forum - Dr Bob, posted by alexandra_k on September 21, 2004, at 17:41:07

> I don't see why we have to be a currently enrolled university student to post there for the following reasons:
>
> (1) People may be able to help others by telling them strategies etc that they found helpful in the past when they were studying at university
> (2) People may be studying at polytecnics or private training establishments and they may face similar issues / problems and should have a comperable ability to contribute on relevant issues. Maybe some from high school even.
> (3) A lot of people view learning / studying as a lifelong process and so it does not all come to a grinding halt when their enrollment expires.
> (4) People may be considering returning to study and could usefully post to the students board.

Those are all good points, but I guess I was thinking they might feel more like it's theirs if it's restricted to them?

> we are identifiable by our university email adresses.

If there's a public directory, yes. So if anyone has serious concerns about me being able to look them up, I agree, it might be better for them not to register with it.

FYI, charging a fee has been discussed, for example:

http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/admin/20040717/msgs/369929.html

And that might not be possible anonymously...

Bob


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