Keith Tellum & Lilian Soon

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  • + guest21c038 guest21c038 2 years ago
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    Hello Keith - Alison Cox here! fascinating to hear what you are now doing!

    Please contact me on tcr2009@btinternet.com because everyone I know who knows you wants your new address to send you and Susan a Christmas card!!

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Many FE colleges now work in places far beyond the bounds of their main centres. Teaching in community and Train to Gain mean that we provide teaching and learning over an ever-expanding area. m-learning enables our tutors to take a wide variety of learning and assessment materials to wherever they have to teach. We were lucky to work in tandem with x-learn, who provided us with an easy to use sms texting system and helped get teachers involved in creating materials for PDAs and other handheld devices. This presentation gives a flavour of the reaction of staff and students to the texting system.

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  1. SMS Texting: the view from JPC
  2. Texting system “ I think it would be extremely beneficial to have this method of contacting students both for general info, reminders, class time changes etc and especially for informing students of ESOL test dates or start dates.   It would save hours of telephone time and make information more clearly understood.  If we could have a group text message where the same text could be sent to various mobile numbers and if there was a facility for them to reply with yes, no, etc. even better!!!”
  3. Texting system
  4. Texting system – to individual or group
  5. On a visit…
  6. Building motivation 1
  7. Building motivation 2
  8. Does anyone opt out?
  9. Feedback from Teachers
    • Students like the personal link to tutors
    • They like not having to use the reception telephone services as they find it tedious and time consuming
    • They know that the message gets straight to the relevant tutor
  10. Feedback from Teachers I have sent uplifting texts to boost morale as well as reminders of important events, tests etc. It’s quicker and easier than the phone and can be accessed anywhere. Telephones are at a premium in most centres and are not easily available to tutors to speak in confidence to students. It gives us proof of their messages which we can use to verify EMA payments.
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  12. Marketing your courses
    • One in four heard about the open evening via the texting system, completed 24 hours before the event;
    • The event gained more than 500 visitors, making it by far the most successful in the college’s history.
  13. Marketing your courses
    • Half of the respondents had a specific enquiry about a course or requested the course guide
    • Almost a third texted the college to confirm their attendance at an event (the SLFLC family fun day and September open evening.)
  14. The verdict
  15. Acknowledgements
    • Thanks to Julie Howland and her Care/Early Years group for the video discussion

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