10-02-2009, 05:17 AM
Brick and mortar is a whole lot more fun than online.
You miss out on a lot of stuff online. I would not encourage the yout's to do online. If you are old, and employed, then online might be useful to climb another rung or so up the corporate ladder of your flattening and downsizing organization.
If you want to be "educated" go to the library. You don't need to sit in a classroom either in real life or online in order to learn something. What ever happened to self-learning? Has online education usurped that?
You miss out on a lot of stuff online. I would not encourage the yout's to do online. If you are old, and employed, then online might be useful to climb another rung or so up the corporate ladder of your flattening and downsizing organization.
If you want to be "educated" go to the library. You don't need to sit in a classroom either in real life or online in order to learn something. What ever happened to self-learning? Has online education usurped that?

