Tano - Head of Poverest Centre

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  1. Hello, everyone.
  2. Hope you had a great half term break and welcome
  3. Thio the second part of this spring term For those
  4. of you that don't know me.
  5. My name is town on the head of Povera Center
  6. and I managed the l O D.
  7. D department together with Isabella, our curriculum leader and Elena
  8. are ahead of adult learning.
  9. We wanted to remind all of us about Bromley Adult
  10. education, college netiquette.
  11. How do we behave online now?
  12. The first thing is be on time.
  13. You don't want to keep your tutor waiting or the
  14. other learners waiting.
  15. And when you join the lesson he then interrupt or
  16. disrupt the classroom.
  17. Your tutor will send you a Google meat or a
  18. zoom link.
  19. And this is your personal invite.
  20. Do not share this link with anyone.
  21. Now some of you have asked, Can my family or
  22. friends or care rejoined my own line lesson?
  23. Like I said, this is your personal time and space
  24. for learning and for education.
  25. If a carer or a member of your family is
  26. there to help you to connect, to go online with
  27. some tech issue or with some practical aspects of your
  28. lessons, then that's OK.
  29. So if it's someone that would normally help you to
  30. attend and engage with your lessons at college and they're
  31. there to help you online, that's fine.
  32. However, if it's just a family member or a friend
  33. or a care that just wants to join in, or
  34. if you want to show your lessons and your college
  35. to someone else, that person will need to speak to
  36. a manager first and a management approval will be needed.
  37. And that's myself or Isabella curriculum leader or a head
  38. of bottled learning.
  39. Elena. There are three things that we need to consider
  40. when someone joins one of our lessons and its confidentiality,
  41. data protection and safeguarding and the same way if someone
  42. wanted to come to college and see one of our
  43. lessons and join enter the classroom and join a lesson
  44. they will need to speak to a manager, and the
  45. same rules apply to the online lessons.
  46. Next, dress appropriately.
  47. Be prepared for your lessons.
  48. It's great to see people at their best, and just
  49. because we're at home doesn't mean that we go and
  50. attend our online lessons in our pajamas the same way
  51. we wouldn't go to college in our pajamas.
  52. Prepare your own workplace somewhere quiet and comfortable.
  53. And, yes, do avoid laying down on your bed.
  54. That is likely for you to doze off and fall
  55. asleep. Keep all other devices off music, TV, any other
  56. phones or tablets so that you can fully participate in
  57. your lesson.
  58. Don't eat or drink near your computer.
  59. And during your lesson.
  60. Uh, if you spill liquid on your keyboard or device,
  61. it will damage it on.
  62. If you're eating and drinking, it is likely to distract
  63. others, or you might make noise.
  64. Finally, you're expect full of others.
  65. Raise your hand.
  66. Wait for your turn.
  67. As you already know, mute your microphone and, um, mute
  68. when you want to speak.
  69. We do want to say, Well done, Fantastic work.
  70. Thio all of the learners for engaging with online learning
  71. We appreciate this has not been an easy a term.
  72. We're incredibly proud of all that you've achieved on DDE.
  73. Thank you for continuing to study with Bromley Adult Education
  74. College. If you do want Thio, speak to a manager,
  75. you can contact me by email or by phone number
  76. by calling the Power Center will be redirected to our
  77. main reception on.
  78. Then I'll be able Thio, get in touch with you
  79. a soon as possible.
  80. Thanks again.
  81. And I hope you enjoy the second part of this
  82. spring term.