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Subject: Re: Context of meta data (was: All MIT Courses)
From: Harry Pasternak <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 13:51:24 -0400

David Gratton wrote:

real world sense right now.

There's the rub right there - everyone's reality is different. What may be important for you - may not be important for me - or others - and vis-a-versa.

QT offers clear advantages for developing and deploying information solutions for Education and Business. Much of the IMS and SCORM standards that are being adopted can be quickly and easily addressed with a QuickTime solution.

I am assuming that to use Quicktime right now to do a video data base search - would require someone to manually go through (for example) all the 3000, 60 minute Salsa videos first.

-- Harry Pasternak
Thousand Islands Institute
" No such thing as right or left 'wing'.
All you need to know is - who's getting screwed
and who's doing the screwing?"- Molly Ivins
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