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Software is an insanely broad term. I.E. the approach to software could be done from several perspectives: Research & Academic (state of the art) Education Education system Educator (ed...
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#2: Post edited
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Wicket
·
2023-06-21T19:07:31Z (over 1 year ago)
- Software is an insanely broad term. I.E. the approach to software could be done from several perspectives:
- - Research & Academic (state of the art)
- - Education
- - Education system
- - Educator (education program designer, professor, teacher, instructor, ...)
- - Educand (student, mentee, learner, ...)
- - Professional (making software work, making use of software in a professional setting)
- - Non-Professional (consumer, anyone making use of software in a non-professional setting)
- Even each of the above perspectives could their several communities out there that might or might have friendly links among them.
I think that the new site proposal, which requires proposal participants to create real questions and answer during the proposal evaluation is a great way to clarify a lot of things, but I think that there are elements that should be clarified before a new site is launched like having committed people to supply a steady flow of posts for several months.
- Software is an insanely broad term. I.E. the approach to software could be done from several perspectives:
- - Research & Academic (state of the art)
- - Education
- - Education system
- - Educator (education program designer, professor, teacher, instructor, ...)
- - Educand (student, mentee, learner, ...)
- - Professional (making software work, making use of software in a professional setting)
- - Non-Professional (consumer, anyone making use of software in a non-professional setting)
- Even each of the above perspectives could their several communities out there that might or might have friendly links among them.
- I think that the new site proposal, which requires proposal participants to create real questions and answer during the proposal evaluation is a great way to clarify a lot of things, but I think that there are elements that should be clarified before a new site is launched like having committed people to supply a steady flow of posts until the "community" is consolidated as an attractive place to have new posts organically created.
#1: Initial revision
by
Wicket
·
2023-06-21T19:06:07Z (over 1 year ago)
Software is an insanely broad term. I.E. the approach to software could be done from several perspectives: - Research & Academic (state of the art) - Education - Education system - Educator (education program designer, professor, teacher, instructor, ...) - Educand (student, mentee, learner, ...) - Professional (making software work, making use of software in a professional setting) - Non-Professional (consumer, anyone making use of software in a non-professional setting) Even each of the above perspectives could their several communities out there that might or might have friendly links among them. I think that the new site proposal, which requires proposal participants to create real questions and answer during the proposal evaluation is a great way to clarify a lot of things, but I think that there are elements that should be clarified before a new site is launched like having committed people to supply a steady flow of posts for several months.