[Air-L] Fwd: mobile apps for universities

[Peter Timusk]

I am thinking of the abbreviation to "apps" for applications and then  
to the word "apps" appearing in TV adds for the iPhone in Ontario  
Canada. I didn't think app stood for Apple.

Being raised mostly on TV in a family where one parent complained  
about my TV habits and another watched with me....bla bla. I learned  
in early social science studies referencing TV and radio is  
problematic. So I just avoid it.




On 14-Mar-10, at 8:12 PM, jcu wrote:

> HI Peter,
>
> I have always considered the term "apps' to refer to 'applications'
> rather than to 'apple'. It is an interesting notion to think that when
> people say 'apps', they are habitually referring to a product label.
> Do you think this is true?
>
> joan
>
> On 14-Mar-10, at 7:26 PM, Peter Timusk wrote:
>
>> Sorry my reply is slightly toxic don't read further if concerned  
>> with that.
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>> Begin forwarded message:
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>>> From: Peter Timusk <ptimusk at sympatico.ca>
>>> Date: March 14, 2010 7:19:31 PM GMT-04:00
>>> To: Tracy Ann Kosa <TracyAnn.Kosa at uoit.ca>
>>> Subject: Re: [Air-L] mobile apps for universities
>>>
>>> My university had mobile security alerts via text. They are  
>>> introducing more mobile interfaces. See them on the web site.  I  
>>> won't call them "apps". Apple is not my research director.
>>>
>>> www.UOttawa.ca
>>>
>>>
>>> On 14-Mar-10, at 2:40 PM, Tracy Ann Kosa wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi All -
>>>>
>>>> My doctoral class is doing a collab course, and our project is  
>>>> mobile app development for the university.  Just started  
>>>> background research, and I'm wondering if anybody knows of any  
>>>> interesting apps that universities have developed for their  
>>>> students to use?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks kindly.
>>>>
>>>> @tracyannkosa
>>>> tracyann.kosa at uoit.ca
>>>> doctoral candidate in CS
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>> Peter Timusk,
>> B.Math statistics (2002), B.A. legal studies (2006) Carleton  
>> University
>> Systems Science Graduate student, University of Ottawa.
>> just trying to stay linear.
>> Read by hundreds of lurkers every week.
>> kiitos paljon,  merci,  thank you and muchas gracias for reading.
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Peter Timusk,
B.Math statistics (2002), B.A. legal studies (2006) Carleton University
Systems Science Graduate student, University of Ottawa.
just trying to stay linear.
Read by hundreds of lurkers every week.
kiitos paljon,  merci,  thank you and muchas gracias for reading.