| 1998 INTERVIEWS |
| Dr. Robin Mason | Open University | January, 1998 |
| By far the hardest problems are cultural. In a sense, I don't think they will be overcome - there will merely be affordances (I think that is the trendy word at the moment). By this I mean that in time (when global courses become more commonplace) we will all come to see the cultural issues differently. |
| Dr. Murray Turoff | NJIT | February, 1998 |
| In the real world it is difficult to get the resources to do the requirements development and design the right way. In this situation the designer is faced with using a lot of his intuition and awareness of what is going on with the efforts at the forefront of the particular or related application areas. |
| Dr. Rita Richey | Wayne State University | July, 1998 |
| There are some domains of the field that have almost no research. We talk a lot, but there's little research. When's the last time you read a research report on evaluation? On management issues? On policy formation in the field? When's the last time you saw systematic replication research conducted and reported in the literature? |
