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OurClass has been set up to provide us with access to resources which may benefit our skills and growth outside of the classroom setting and to continue to whet our appetite to learn. We focus on basic computing, as that's what is taught in our classrooms, however we also highlight other learning tools and resources that may remove barriers to learning for some of us.

As you navigate around the site you will see areas focusing on literacy and numeracy, English as a spoken and written language, translation tools to help us communicate more effectively in different languages, tips to aid those of us who have difficulties with our hearing, eyesight or mobility, general tips on our rights to privacy and security and free alternatives to software to allow us to grow in our understanding without being out of pocket to do so.

The concept for OurClass is to be informal and fun. We truly appreciate feedback of all kind - be it asking for elaboration on any of our pages, tutorials or links or if you have any advise or tutorials for us. We are all learning and OurClass exists for us all to share information and learn from each other.



Full Page Spread in The Times Educational Supplement (TES)
OurClass may only be a small part of the overall workings of Langside College, but we take pride when our efforts are included with the work done at Govanhill campus which got a full page to itself. Click here to read the article. The computers on-site were, of course, playing up on the day that the reporter appeared - which is a real shame as the PowerPoint presentations made by the learners that day were of particularly good quality.




Full Page Spread in The Times Educational Supplement (TES)
The work we have done at Govanhill campus of Langside College got a full page to itself. Click here to read the article. The computers on-site were, of course, playing up on the day that the reporter appeared - which is a real shame as the PowerPoint presentations made by the learners that day were of a real high quality.