My Favourite Albums
Pure nostalgia - here's an imperfect list of my favourite albums since I began listening back in the late '70s.
ActiVote Walkthrough Part 1
At my visit to Musselburgh Grammar this morning, I spoke to some of the maths department about using Activote. They were enthusiastic about the potential of the technology, but said something like "it looks easy as you stand there and explain it, but we'll forget everything you've said by the time we next come to use it". So.... to provide a bit of backup, here's a step by step guide to using Activote with your class. The following assumes that the voting pads have been registered with your PC. If not, chase up IT! Setting up the User Database You'll want your pupil names to be stored in the system, so that their names appear at the top of the screen when you run a vote. Here's how.... In East Lothian, we have a problem - we don't have write-access to the place on the C drive where the user database is stored! To get around this, we need to copy the default user database to somewhere that is writeable, then tell ACTIVStudio that we've done so: I
I went through a huge "Yes" and "Genesis" phase, when a pupil at Greenock Academy in the 70s, but I remember particularly Kraftwek's techno feat "Trans Europ Express", which was the soundtrack of an archaeology dig we Glasgow Uni' First Years did in Aboyne in 1979! Incidentally there is a cafe called Trans Europe Express in Glasgow's Merchant City, off Saltmarket...
ReplyDeleteI was a big Genesis fan too. I never quite got into Yes, but I could sing along to Supper's Ready :)
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