Online schools cannot actually replace the typical brick and mortar schools!! However I totally agree the technology advancement and internet can be leveraged highly as supplemental method of studying, I can only put in few words here, to see the real benefits you must visit http://www.funnelbrain.com, such platforms allows for a collaborative learning experience and a very effective approach as well, with interactive flashcard, time conscious and group based collaborative learning.  Hopefully we will all leverage from such evolution of new and impactful learning experience.

Collaborative learning using flashcards,videos and photos is not a word.

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john easo - 06 August 2009 03:09 AM

Online schools cannot actually replace the typical brick and mortar schools!! However I totally agree the technology advancement and internet can be leveraged highly as supplemental method of studying, I can only put in few words here, to see the real benefits you must visit http://www.funnelbrain.com, such platforms allows for a collaborative learning experience and a very effective approach as well, with interactive flashcard, time conscious and group based collaborative learning.  Hopefully we will all leverage from such evolution of new and impactful learning experience.

Interesting site.

We’ll let you flash.

Go play with your Venus statue

I like David (and don’t say anything smart).

Ever seen it?  They’ll tell you what is wrong with it, - for one thing his right hand is far out of proportion: too big.

I don’t see anything wrong with the hands.

Just the right hand.

Maybe it grew from picking. The fingers get stronger, but I not sure about bigger.

No, the whole hand is out of proportion, and standing next to it, (and it is about 2 stories tall) it is very obvious. Good ole’ mickey must have been drinking.

I’m just glad it’s the hand.

Nasty.

Sorry, but at least the hand didn’t keep him from going on display.

Its probably for discussion anyway, to distract discussion of his other parts.

And at least he doesn’t look like he’s on the toilet like Rodin’s The Thinker.