Dartz Wrote:A nice downside to a skillsoft is that, while it enables you to use the skill, you can never advance in it beyond a certain level since you haven't built up the base understanding of the concepts behind the skill.... you just know how to follow what the program tells your body to do. You might get more comfortable using the skillsoft, but you're not using the skill itself. Transplanting that base understand requires the trading of a lot more than a simple 'how to do', and a lot more invasive manipulation of the brain.So they provide training, not education... That would limit their effectiveness without making them useless, yes.
Might that work?
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Rob Kelk
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