Re: [Phys-l] post on teacher website

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

I suspect the posters here are more interested in broadcasting their  
wisdom w/ appropriate credit than limiting it to list readers.

Isn't that the purpose of this list?

bc thinks some here have web pages to which they encourage linking


On 2008, Jun 23, , at 10:31, Paul Lulai wrote:

> Hi.
>
> Is it acceptable practice to grab bits & pieces of conversations on  
> this
> list to post on a website dedicated to sharing materials for physics
> teachers?  For those posts that might be copied, every effort would be
> made to
> 1- state the author of the post
> 2- make sure nothing is lost in abbreviating the post.
>
> If this is generally unacceptable, I certainly understand.   
> Otherwise, I
> might post some of the comments made regarding harmonics, overtones,
> photoelectric effect, motors etc... to the appropriate page on the
> website:
> <http://prettygoodphysics.wikispaces.com>
>
> Background
> A few physics teachers and I are trying to organize materials to  
> share.
> We have a bit over 200 ap physics teachers as members (free) to share,
> upload, & download labs, notes, or other files.  Several comments made
> on this list would be seen as helpful to the teachers that I "work  
> with"
> on the ap physics electronic discussion group.
>
> Thanks for any help or input.
>
>
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