29 Jun
2003
29 Jun
'03
10:44 p.m.
(Ted Harding) Ted.Harding@nessie.mcc.ac.uk <> wrote:
I couldn't agree more with the principle of this, and regrettably feel convinced that we are already seriously set back.
Probably true, but we have to build from where we are instead of wish for where we could be now. Accepting the current "snake" as the reality of education possibly isn't a healthy thing. You never know, there might be some IT users there who still know what they could be doing. If we don't try, we'll just end up crying into our beer.
Very much "amen" to the Quality Control part. I get to fill out some forms this week, taking a whole day to do them :-/
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