From: Jack Fulton (jefulton1@attbi.com)
Date: 08/25/02-09:12:53 PM Z
> Yes sir Sam . . you are right on w/this. I'm into the computer teaching
> thing also and use the student's work ALL the time. Actually I find it all
> more interesting in the sense that when I teach, heck, well, I'm teaching
> and want to talk directly to the student. Often I do not use examples from
> history for I truly belief we re-create history as we get deeper into the
> medium There are just certain elements that 'cry out' to be recorded because
> they meaningful in the sentient psyche's quest for knowledge and some form
> of believe in the mystery of life.
> Jack
>
>> From: S Wang <stwang@direcTVinternet.com>
>
>> What's great about using former students' work as example is that the
>> photographers were not somebody who had 30 years of experience and
>> living half a century ago in a different part of the world!
>>
>> I do it all the time, or at least I did so when I was teaching photo
>> - have been teaching mainly Art w/ Computer these days.
>
>
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