Tutorial on tutoring

Tutorial on tutoring

Introduction

Lots of hard working folks in the OLPC community are not educators but they are having to teach others what they know. This is a great opportunity to start a collection of tutorials and guidelines to provide suggestions and support to accidental tutors and their tutees.

The actual tutorial lives at [1] as Tutorial on tutoring

How to help

This project is a collaboratively organized undertaking, so the best way to get started is to just dive in and introduce yourself.

No project mailing list, IRC channel, or other form of communication other than this wikipage, but watch this space for developments as they happen.

Help wanted

If you are interested in helping, you can help! We need people from all disciplines and experiences. If, after reading this page, you're still unsure of how to get involved, contact User:valeriet.

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Events

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Past

Activities related to this project that have already occurred, for archival purposes.