Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2000 10:46:06 -0400
From: Raisa URRIBARDI MINARDI <[email protected]>

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING IS A NON-EDITED AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION FROM THE ORIGINAL IN SPANISH

Dear friends,

I read with a lot of pleasure an article that the professor Alfonso Orantes, pioneer in the promotion of the use of those clever-and in Venezuela, had the gracefulness of sharing with us (I don't know if it is in the web).

It was written a while ago, reason for which Alfonso doesn't incorporate the notion of VC neither the use of the web, but he makes some interesting considerations that it would be worthwhile to take into account in the context of the call that makes us the coordination, in the sense of suggesting actions for the second stage of the project.

He refers AO two syndromes that watch to the lists: that of billboard and that of the cap, of those which, in our opinion, it has not escaped Mistica. To combat them it proposes some actions. One is the creation of groups of interest, as well as the coordinators of this project have suggested it.

Finally I want one of the initiatives that he mentions to highlight. It is the virtual visits", species of colloquys where selected companies describe their interests and that makes in some 500 words and the rest asks, comments, clarifies... AO said that these visits last some 2 weeks.

Undoubtedly this has already been made in other environments, but I believe that it has more than enough this base we could design something and to orchestrate it in the mark of the VC; with it could leave paying the land for the creation of groups of interest and to add him value/utility to the projects Emec and Pad.

I read in the evaluation page that they are thinking of making more flexible the Emec, allowing the participants to point out if they want that their messages come out original. I am ahead to request them that they begin with this. I say, to see if somebody comments. Sometimes it gives laziness to puncture the mail and to hope the navigator discharges the page...

Greetings of for here

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