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Neat Peripherals

Here’s my latest column for Information Outlook about computer periplerals, which aren’t so peripheral anymore.
Stephen

Posted on: October 30, 2006, 12:45 pm Category: Information Outlook

By: stephen

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  1. pat said
    on October 30, 2006 4:18 pm

    As a parent of four children, ages 16 – 20, I have to say you “nailed it” on your description of the behaviors and values of these people.
    Their collaborative work style, enhanced by technology, is a great strength. They take great pleasure in both searching for information and in sharing their opinions.
    I agree that their weakness on facts is not a bad thing. The ability to access facts when necessary frees up their learning time for more important things: like understanding the concepts of globalization, economics, or science, rather than using their time to memorize dates or other facts that are easily found elsewhere.
    Nice article!

  2. pat said
    on October 31, 2006 1:07 pm

    I apologize for posting this comment to the wrong blog post. It was suppoed to be attached to your post about millenials. Sorry!