You'll get it. You'll pay for it. You'll like it. In short, it is time for a reality check. And many of the tenets of early Net thinking now seem like a shared hallucination.
Instant messages introduce many of the same problems that e-mail does.
Not only can instant messages harbor viruses, but they are efficient conduits of information that can cause legal headaches for a corporation, including the divulgence of trade secrets or the exchange of libelous or harassing statements. A new computer program can mimic the way a person searches a website, allowing web designers to test their creations without human intervention. But Rest First I've just finished teaching my first online course, and I'm exhausted. It's not like I'm new to teaching. I've been doing it for the past 32 years, and I've taught every imaginable schedule at every educational level.