Re: GEN: Now We Are "Eleven"

[Alice Yucht <AliceInfo@AOL.COM>]

Peter Milbury wrote:=20
>When I started in the profession in 1973 [snip]
>portable video and slide-tape productions were the major "new"=20
>technology formats that we used with our students and staff.
>
>What a pleasant surprise this computer networking has been. May we
>continue to be able to use it wisely!
>
Some of us remember when reel-to-reel (audio) tape recorders were
hot stuff, and a self-advancing filmstrip projector was considered
cutting-edge technology!
All of the formats and machinery I had to learn about in my AV class
at Pratt Institute's Library School -- back in 1964 -- are now
considered obsolete.    And now I'm teaching inservice courses online. . . .
where did the time go?

Alice H. Yucht, Teacher-Librarian
Heritage Middle School, Livingston, NJ
creator of FLIP it!=99 for effective problem-solving

Aliceinfo@aol.com
http://members.home.net/ayucht

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