More help with all that paperwork!

Its the start of the new academic year and I notice that Ben Foulger has brought out a new more comprehensive version of his Tracker system for record keeping.

 

http://conductiveit.com/new-term-new-ideas/

 

 All those involved in such administration  will know how much time it takes and how complicated it can become if not organised efficiently. Most of us are not 'into' paperwork and anything that helps has to be a good thing.

 

His new options include pre consultancy questionnaires that can be filled in online, and the option for participants, relatives, and carers to have some access to their records.

It looks as though Ben has it covered and is still offering a free trial for 14 days. Have a look at

http://www.participanttracker.com/

New service available for Conductive Education

The latest posting on the conductiveIT blog announces a new service for those working in Conductive Education.

 

http://conductiveit.com/blog/

 

 

conductiveIT has now launched  ParticipantTracker, for those working in Conductive Education, and possibly other health professionals too.  Ben Foulger has produced some software which will make record keeping easier and available at the touch of a key on your computer. As a conductor who spent a lot of time recording participants' progress, he realised the potential for such a system, enabling less time to be spent on admin and more on practice. Greener too, as minimum of  paper  is necessary!

He is offering a free trial period at the moment so do go to

 

 http://www.participanttracker.com

 

 

and find out more. The FAQ section will answer all your questions I am sure, but you can email Ben from this website  for further information if necessary.

New IT service in Conductive Education

I have just heard today about a new website and service in Conductive Education.

http://conductiveit.com/

This has been set up by Ben Foulger, a conductor with great experience of IT. He is available to help with all IT aspects of Conductive Education and has already received a contract to provide a website for one CE organisation.

 

I struggle with the technical aspects of communicating and imagine most of us do, so this development is most welcome. Now we have someone who knows about such things, someone  to  consult, help and provide. I am sure I will be using his services at some stage.

 

Do go and have a look at the website to see what Ben has already done and what he can offer.