Dell emphasises 'doing is the new learning' in its new campaign
The campaign puts emphasis on the importance of purpose-driven learning, and falls under Dell’s larger #PC4Education initiative.
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The campaign puts emphasis on the importance of purpose-driven learning, and falls under Dell’s larger #PC4Education initiative.
Obvious things that rus could have tried. >> things that would have been nice if it had come out earlier. >> what if they did, i don't know, just pop culture trivia. >> new gameplay elements. >> geography. >> points that roll over, that accumulate on a leaderboard or a profile. >> make it so you could still answer questions after you got out of the game. >> there's no shortage of ideas. >> there were brilliant people working at hq, but they couldn't get their work done. they could not execute because rus was not allowing them to. every time someone had an idea or a thing, let's try this. no. >...
Like trying to figure out what -- wherwrong? >> this is really not what i was expecting. >> yeah, i mean so i think the obvious thing that rus could have tried -- >> what if they did just pop culture trivia? >> points that roll over, that accumulate on a leaderboard or profile. >> make it so you could still answer questions after you got out of the game. >> there was no shortage of ideas. there were brilliant people working at hq, but they could not get their work done. they could not execute because rus was not allowing them to. every time someone had an idea, no. >> rus was afraid of tamperi...
>> it was frustrating and also like just basically like trying to figure out what -- where is it going wrong? >> this is really not what i was expecting. >> yeah, i mean, so i think the obvious thing that rus could have tried. >> things that would have been nice to come out earlier. >> what if they did pop culture. >> geography. >> points that roll over that accumulate on a leader board or a profile. >> make it so you can still answer questions after you got out of the game. >> there is no shortage of ideas. there was brilliant people working at hq but they couldn't get their work done. they c...
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