[Sigia-l] Forcing practice

[Danilo Medeiros]

one thing that may help you (although this is kinda far away from the
initial point of discussion) is using macros for automation.

there are some really interesting macro recorders / players (one can even
think of Visual Basic to do that) that can automate complex tasks that are
done repeatedly - even asking for input of the user, showing menus, options,
etc.

[d]



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"Peter VanDijck" wrote:

> My question: what form should that learning process take, and how can we
> ensure they actually learnt something and didn't just click through the
> popup?

Bribe'em. Offer them a book, coupons, gift certificate at Amazon, raffle for
lunch with the CEO, anything you can afford.

Ziya
Nullius in Verba


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