White board software

Posted by JerryNotts
Jun 28, 2013 at 12:16 PM

Thanks to the 2 responders.

I have looked through all the software that seems appropriate.

Although Connected Text is very good for storing and commenting on the information I am gleaning I had thought that a visual description would assist the individuals I am trying to coach.

I suppose this is a teaching exercise really, without the power to direct the students as might happen at uni. Their motivation is to obey the law. It’s important that the significant points and the detailed relationships.are grasped quickly. There is not mush room for debate.(except for whether the UK should be in the EU or not)

I realise that I probably need to set out what I have dubbed ‘The route to compliance’ so that I can see the relationships more clearly for myself.

There is little or no creative element to this, except in the sense of presenting the information in an accessible way. The core texts are in the EU legal system, with guidance prepared by the Commission, which is hard work to understand as it jumps around. It doesn’t help that there are some students whose first language is not English The teaching, if that is what it is, is normally one-to-one.

The effort to devise a workable method is, to me, well worth the investment in time as well as being interesting in its own right.

Thanks again to those who have responded.

Jerry