Re: questions/archives

[JaKay Greer <irismedia@JUNO.COM>]

Group--

I find myself chiming in on this matter.  Personally, I have found that
the archives hold more questions and requests for information than
responses.  Most likely, others in the group respond the same way I
do--by replying directly to the person who asked for the information,
with the belief that we don't want to tie up other peoples email servers
with multiple responses.

Personally, I think that more needs to be posted directly to the group,
instead of the individual (unless they request a private response).
Remember the interest that we all had in the memories of books that we
enjoyed earlier?  Or reading right now the interest someone has in
obtaining a best seller?

As for "dumb" or "repeated" questions, I teach that there are no dumb
questions, only opportunities for learning.

I want to thank all of the wonderful people who helped to answer all of
my initial experience questions.  Thank you for not making my "repeated"
questions feel unimportant.  I greatly value the responses that I have
received.

JaKay Greer, Teacher-Librarian
Powell Valley Grade School K-5
Kelly Creek Elementary School K-5
Gresham, OR
irismedia@juno.com

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