Medieval Help Desk

[Jeremy D. Scott]

I thought about putting this in the Technology Board...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pQHX-SjgQvQ

Some professors are showing this as an explanation as to how to read text books. :eek:

[Joanne Vergin]

The more things change,
the more they stay the same.

[Brad Mercer]

You just know that when scrolls began to be replaced by textbooks there had to be people who didn't see it as a change for the better.

[Randy Wise]

Jeremy, that was hilarious.
Randy

[Joanne Vergin]

I have friends who remember day-long inservices on the stunning new technology of the overhead projector.

[Joanne Vergin]

Makes me long for the days of dot-matrix as well.

[Dennis M. Scott]

Dear Jeremy,

I don't care what these other people say. As an older person, I don't think it is very funny at all. Just because you young guys think it is amusing doesn't make it right to poke fun at some of us who remember stuff from long ago.

My grandfather decades ago refused to invest in Polaroid stock because he predicted that young people would start taking sexy pictures and get away with it because it bypassed the role of developers who would screen out such garbage. There you go. He was right. I confess that the first time I heard that story, I wondered how it was he would even think of such a thing.

By the way, the next time you come over, would you show me again how to put pictures on naznet?

love,
dad

[Jim Franklin]

If there is an online class to learn about transmitting pictures to this forum I would like to sign up. I do have on my NNC college transcript a course in Audio-Visual Aids for Education students taught by Mrs. Edythe Luepp. We learned to run tape recorders, 8 and 16mm picture show machines (projectors), overhead projectors and opaque projectors.

[Gina Stevenson]

That was a good one! :basic05