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  • 1.  Support for developing virtual communities around your own courses

    Posted 01-02-2002 13:53
    eSocrates, Inc. is a knowledge management and eLearning company that
    enables organizations to expand and leverage company and employee
    knowledge, improving business processes, operations and employee
    performance. Our "Virtual Community" service is a way for knowledge
    workers, organizations, and learners to share learning and work
    experiences over the Internet and enhance learning.

    We can assist Faculty to develop Virtual Communities around their own
    courses. These communities allow sharing of learning and resources
    among students, local and/or course relevant businesses and outside
    guests. They help build bridges with these businesses and enrich
    learning. eSocrates offers the software, hosting, training, and
    facilitation support needed to build virtual communities.

    Benefits include:
    . Integrate local and course relevant businesses and government
    organizations in your region into your college courses and programs.
    . Expand learning resources for students with opportunities to
    interact with business executives and gain advice and guidance.
    . Faculty improve their business contacts and explore
    opportunities for consulting.
    . Colleges improve relationships with potential benefactors.
    . Courses and community interaction tools available online for
    anytime anywhere interactions.


    For further information contact Jeff Knapp or Paul Shrivastava at
    610-770-8946 (jknapp@esocrates.com)


  • 2.  Support for developing virtual communities around your own courses

    Posted 01-03-2002 00:43
    Dear Prof. Wankel,

    Is there a website on this giving more information?

    Wishing all a Happy New Year,

    With warm regards,


    A. Sreekumar.
    (Fellow of IIM Ahmedabad)

    Professor, Faculty of Management Studies and
    Coordinator, Tourism Studies Group, Goa University, Goa, INDIA 403206

    Phone 91-832-454350/454327 (or dial 451347 and on hearing beep press * and
    dial 350 or 327) Res. 452769 Fax 451184
    Email sreeancheri@yahoo.co.uk

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Charles Wankel <wankelc@optonline.net>
    To: <MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU>
    Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 12:22 AM
    Subject: Support for developing virtual communities around your own courses


    > eSocrates, Inc. is a knowledge management and eLearning company that
    > enables organizations to expand and leverage company and employee
    > knowledge, improving business processes, operations and employee
    > performance. Our "Virtual Community" service is a way for knowledge
    > workers, organizations, and learners to share learning and work
    > experiences over the Internet and enhance learning.
    >
    > We can assist Faculty to develop Virtual Communities around their own
    > courses. These communities allow sharing of learning and resources
    > among students, local and/or course relevant businesses and outside
    > guests. They help build bridges with these businesses and enrich
    > learning. eSocrates offers the software, hosting, training, and
    > facilitation support needed to build virtual communities.
    >
    > Benefits include:
    > . Integrate local and course relevant businesses and government
    > organizations in your region into your college courses and programs.
    > . Expand learning resources for students with opportunities to
    > interact with business executives and gain advice and guidance.
    > . Faculty improve their business contacts and explore
    > opportunities for consulting.
    > . Colleges improve relationships with potential benefactors.
    > . Courses and community interaction tools available online for
    > anytime anywhere interactions.
    >
    >
    > For further information contact Jeff Knapp or Paul Shrivastava at
    > 610-770-8946 (jknapp@esocrates.com)


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