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When considering online learning activities, we all accept that discussion forums would be one of the key areas in developing interactivity as well as collaborative learning. But the ability for a discussion forum to develop collaborative learning would not come intrinsically, but would depend on the students ability to contribute effectively to these forums. Thus, this article hopes to assimilate how students can contribute better to an online discussion forum in order to promote interactivity as well as a high level of collaborative learning.

When contributing to an online forum, you should display several qualities. These will include, scholarliness, encouragement given to others, being truthful as well as being reliable. If you make a post with copied content from another site or from another student, you will fall into the category of plagiarism which would be considered an offence by almost all institutions and be severely dealt with. Thus, making sure that the postings that you make contains your own ideas and writings as well as giving suitable credit to the original authors if in case the content has been extracted from somewhere else is mandatory for better contribution as well as to avoid committing an offence.

Apart from these academic considerations, as an online student, you should login to these forums daily and has to read through as well as comment appropriately for others contributions. Such frequent interaction would not only encourage others to contribute more but it will enhance the learning that you gain from the online environment.

At the same time, you should also give consideration to the spelling and the grammar in your postings. It is vital that you do not make such errors as it can badly reflect on you as well as make the other online students and tutors to be less interested in reading or commenting on your postings as well. Therefore, double checking before posting would be a good idea when participating in an online discussion forum.

Lastly, being specific in what you post as well as avoiding unnecessary content will also of use to improve the quality of a forum and to make you a better contributor in these online forums.

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Dear All,
           In todays world, it is always better to have a professional  qualification because you always get an edge over others. But where do we stand now? After 3 years of rigorous classroom & practical training ( in my time it was 3 & 1/2 yrs) you have to run from post to pillars to get an apprenticeship. After completion of that(If you are lucky enough to get one), you are again running from pillars to postbut this time only for a job in any airline.Because we don't have any other place to go. After all these years we get a certificate approved by DGCA,thats all. It is neither a degree, nor a diploma.So our basic qualification remains 10+2(unless someone has done his graduation).

AS YOU KNOW AFTER FINISHING COURSE WE HAVE TO WORK UNPAID OR WE GET VRY LITTLE AMOUNT OF SALARY? AS IN OTHER FEILD EVEN STIPEND IS VRY MUCH HIGER THEN OUR STARTING SALARY THEN WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS??

1. OUR SENIORS-THEY WERE READY TO WORK UNPAID.
   
2. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
   
3. AME SCHOOLS
   
4. GOVT & PRIVATE AIRLINES(ORGANISATION)
   
5. DGCA
   
6. PLEASE WRITE YOUR COMMENTS
   

HERE ARE FEW COMMENTS RECEIVED TO THIS QUESTION ON AMEVOICE ORKUT COMMUNITY--

1. Aviation field is corrupted by Air force people because......they just entering into aviation and showing blady experience,and that's a great effect to young guns in the interviews............

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