PLAN - WHAT DID YOU SET OUT TO DO? | |
| Summary/ Description of Activity | |
| Teaching computeruse to complete beginners. | |
| Learning objectives: | |
| Turn the Computer on and off - understand the basic functions of | |
| DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY | |
| Date [dd/mm/yyyy] | Spring 2009 |
| Length of activity | 1:45 hour |
| Frequency | In the seasonal programme each Spring and Autumn |
| Organiser | Student at IT Cafe |
| Tutor | Student in IT cafe |
| Group Size | 10 |
| Venue | The Library's IT Cafe |
| Location | Roskilde Library DK |
| Environment | Urban |
| Location Factors | |
| Partnerships | none |
| Target group | Seniors - unskilled computer users |
| Contact | voksen@roskilde.dk |
| Marketing | Seasonal programme, Local newspapers |
| Method of delivery | Tutoring, workshop |
| Equipment required | One computer pr. participant |
| Other Factors | |
| Tasks | (Task4) Maintain and increase seniors competences |
EVALUATION OF ACTIVITY| Evaluation of the Learning Objectives |
| Usually the participants learn whats expected. We have not evaluated if they make use of their knowledge afterwards |
| Evaluation of the activity |
| Sometimes the participants are "good" sometimes the group is very insecure, and difficult to teach |
| Evaluation of what was learned by the participants |
| Everyone can turn on the compyter and open a programme |
| Evaluation of what staff have learned |
| Be open and be prepared to repeat. Individual help is often necessary |
| Keywords |
| Computeruse;C's; Beginners |
| ANALYSIS OF EVALUATION |
| What would you change to improve activity? |
| More time if there are 10 or more participants |
| What particular circumstance could affect a change in the activity? |
| Other possible Activities |
| We also offer Word Processing, PowerPoint and Excel workshops |
| Best practice |
| It has been developed over the years - now it works well |
| Transferability: |
| We found a program where you learn to navigate the computer mouse - that did improve the workshop. The participants who never had touched a computermouse did get more confident. |