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> No Tracy, this is metacontent, not true content. Data or a description about
> content, not content itself.
But still not completely devoid of content -- you cannot describe content unless
you have at least an idea of what the content will be.
> And the folks arguing that structure isn't all that necessary aren't
> seeing that the structure is almost second nature, wired somewhere in their
> brains.
Well, I agree. But I also think those who are arguing the opposite are doing the
same thing.
Tracy
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Tracy Boyington mailto:tracy_boyington -at- okvotech -dot- org
Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education
Stillwater, Oklahoma http://www.okvotech.org/cimc
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