Communication & Education

2011-12-12T13:29:00.000-08:00

Mr-rusty

Breaking news? On the morning of the 8th of December BBC news revealed changes into the way that a major company is to communicate between members of staff.

A major company is fazing out emails over the next three years starting with a five hundred staff pilot scheme that will not use emails but they will use a range of different methods (it mentioned up to 20 different methods). It was also stated that there are 107 trillion emails yearly (you got it mostly spam doh) Twitter had 100 million users in 2010 and Facebook had 600 million the same year.

During discussions on Wednesday the 7^th I cannot remember if anyone noticing that during the session we had communication in action! Yes we had an interpreter of sign language communicating with one of the students the entire session.

I did find the session interesting and I now know several different sites I can use for communication and teaching in general, one thing I would like to ask? Could those that have blogged before take a little time to help other members of the group to start their own blogs, this would help rid us of confusion and also help Hilary and Richard when they are trying to deal with other students.

Whch ever way we communicate don't forget talking is the most common, whoopee! Any comments???

M R