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- Gee whose to blame, the iPod or Duke's students?
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I think 60% using play back academic material is pretty good so I
don't know what "mixed" results is supposed to mean.
I thought Duke was a pretty good school. And I think its the
creativity of the students that is mixed, not the technology.
(Ooops, did I miss an opportunity to build self-esteem ? Don't
blame the operator, blame the machine?) LOL
Maybe Duke should've given away free X-Boxes. They wouldn't
have had mixed results with that, would they've? - Posted by: mlindl Posted on: 06/20/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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