Are you having a problem with the new eTerms of the new eConomy?

I didn't coin these terms, and I did a fair amount of research and deliberation before deciding to use eLearn and eLearning?

Are you eMocking me or just trying to be a fun-e guy?

Charles Rholl TOTO Multimedia

Dru Shockley wrote:

> I eThink I eUnderstand. Good eLuck in all your eEndeavors. > > Good eBye > > eDru > arie design studio > > kind of eReminds me of Pig Latin > > I eTranslated the below: > > -----Original Message----- > Subject: Re: OT: What verb to use for "taking," "performing," WBT? > > eThanks everybody for all the suggestions. Not that anybody really eCares (I > just like eClosure), but I think I'm eGoing to go with "eLearn" and > "eLearning" for the general terms to eDescribe what a student eDoes with > online eTraining. The terms eLearn and eLearning eHave eBeen around for > awhile, and I eThink most people eHave a pretty good conceptual eIdea of > what > eLearning eIs (or what it eShould eBe/eWould eBe/eCould eBe). Also, I eLike > it! > It'eS a relatively new, "web-savvy" and definitive term that appropriately > eDescribes what students "eDo" with online training - they learn (well, > eHopefully). And not just the old-fashioned way - they eLearn! ;-) It > eSeems > to eFit well with all the other new eTerms as well: eTrading, eCommerce, > eBusiness, eTraining, eShopping, emailing, ...

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