Comments on: General Comments http://gov2.net.au/consultation Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:54:58 +1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Ellen http://gov2.net.au/consultation/general-comments/#comment-405 Ellen Mon, 07 Dec 2009 02:47:11 +0000 http://117.53.173.95/issues-paper/general-comments/#comment-405 All I care about is that any online medical record system should be completely voluntary, and patients should NOT be forced to have online records against their will. Patients should have complete control, not doctors. All I care about is that any online medical record system should be completely voluntary, and patients should NOT be forced to have online records against their will. Patients should have complete control, not doctors.

]]> By: simonfj http://gov2.net.au/consultation/general-comments/#comment-117 simonfj Sun, 26 Jul 2009 20:19:45 +0000 http://117.53.173.95/issues-paper/general-comments/#comment-117 Sorry, this one didn't seem to go through. You will appreciate that your .gov.au enquiry is reflected in the .edu.au space (at digitaleducationrevolution.gov.au). This separation (limited terms of reference) leads community members to sectorized silos = govdex & edna. Would you consider inviting Evan Arthur to join your motley crew (see his questnet presentation http://qn2009vc.usq.edu.au/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=118 ). so we might get a little understanding about how education has changed from "by deliver" to "by enquiry" Sorry, this one didn’t seem to go through.

You will appreciate that your .gov.au enquiry is reflected in the .edu.au space (at digitaleducationrevolution.gov.au). This separation (limited terms of reference) leads community members to sectorized silos = govdex & edna.

Would you consider inviting Evan Arthur to join your motley crew (see his questnet presentation http://qn2009vc.usq.edu.au/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=118 ). so we might get a little understanding about how education has changed from “by deliver” to “by enquiry”

]]> By: simonfj http://gov2.net.au/consultation/general-comments/#comment-116 simonfj Sun, 26 Jul 2009 20:05:54 +0000 http://117.53.173.95/issues-paper/general-comments/#comment-116 Would you also consider putting up a wiki. It might be useful, if we can attract some glamorous people (http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/GLAM), to show how a collaborative approach works, rather than trying to explain it. Would you also consider putting up a wiki. It might be useful, if we can attract some glamorous people (http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/GLAM), to show how a collaborative approach works, rather than trying to explain it.

]]> By: simonfj http://gov2.net.au/consultation/general-comments/#comment-115 simonfj Sun, 26 Jul 2009 20:00:13 +0000 http://117.53.173.95/issues-paper/general-comments/#comment-115 Could you also put a "thanks for your comment" return on this form, so a writer knows something has happened. Could you also put a “thanks for your comment” return on this form, so a writer knows something has happened.

]]> By: simonfj http://gov2.net.au/consultation/general-comments/#comment-114 simonfj Sun, 26 Jul 2009 19:58:15 +0000 http://117.53.173.95/issues-paper/general-comments/#comment-114 Guys, You will appreciate that your enquiry is reflected in the .edu.au space. To compare govdex with edna is an education in how to create silos. The common factor in both is the change from 'education by delivery' to 'education by enquiry', where the activity takes place in a community hub like this; that is, before the policy or curricula is decided upon and the members' institutions get back to 'delivering'. Could I suggest that you invite Evan Arthur to join your motley crew. He needs some new playmates. (see his questnet presentation). Could I also suggest that you get an engineer from aarnet involved with this enquiry. It's getting a bit tiring, watching people talking about web 2.0 and ignoring the three layers of the IP suite, which are the foundations of their isolated networks. Guys,

You will appreciate that your enquiry is reflected in the .edu.au space. To compare govdex with edna is an education in how to create silos.

The common factor in both is the change from ‘education by delivery’ to ‘education by enquiry’, where the activity takes place in a community hub like this; that is, before the policy or curricula is decided upon and the members’ institutions get back to ‘delivering’.

Could I suggest that you invite Evan Arthur to join your motley crew. He needs some new playmates. (see his questnet presentation). Could I also suggest that you get an engineer from aarnet involved with this enquiry. It’s getting a bit tiring, watching people talking about web 2.0 and ignoring the three layers of the IP suite, which are the foundations of their isolated networks.

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