There’s a range of people in my Ed Tech PGCE class this year. Some are very sussed, and others are finding computers a frightening prospect. This morning a small co-hort of about 10 PGCE students (many of them very new to computers) joined me while I demonstrated copying, cropping and adding effects to their class photographs. I also included a quick tutorial on Twitter and then shut up and left them to work out how they could use Microblogging to connect to other PGCE students. It’s great watching students teach students technology. They do it far better than I could ever hope to. Happy to report that they are excellent peer teachers and all of them “got it”. Conversations between students have started to flow. Hope I don’t sound to patronizing, but well done. Many others have not got this far. If I’ve left anyone of the list, please contact me. Would be great if we could have a network of 80 + PGCE students on Twitter.
My Serendipity Engine
- Had a good session with the class at #WBS with the information and technology management course on Digital Media http://t.co/B9UCwdEY 2 days ago
- We're getting ready for #WitsOWeek2012 week. Well done @KeOfentse @Nguni52 @JimmyNts - pleased with the #eLSI_Wits stall looks good 3 days ago
- One student one laptop - http://t.co/7Rxncexf - nice twist on 1 person 1 vote. #SCAN 3 days ago
- Moved WebCT from an external host to an internal server. After a few days delay, it looks like WebCT is back up & running. 3 days ago
- Ooops. Web CT is down. Hoping to move the LMS hosting internally at #Wits during the weekend, but "corrupted files" slowed the process down 5 days ago
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