Though this website is not the crowd-drawer I’ve envisioned it to be, there are two post that have been getting non-blogger’s attention.

The first one is a review of Og Mandino’s The Greatest Miracle in the World. Originally posted in August 2005, it still draws some searches and comments. You know these are not your regular commenters which probably gives you an idea what led them to the post in the first place.

The second one is about Distance Education and eLearning from UP’s perspective, which is actually not mine buy I got permission to re-post it.

A common thread that I see is about schooling. The Greatest Miracle in the World is probably part of the reading requirement in some schools - a book report - judging from the requests for a summary. The queries about distance education were mostly about information, thus I just point them to UPOU.org

Though it is quite a jump, I’d like to conclude think that we still have a culture and predisposition to learning. We might be at that point where we are truly aware of the power of the internet for education.

Who knows, maybe we will play a major part in the next education revolution.