Get Right Back Where We Started From
PeerCentered started around 1998 as an online discussion group for peer tutors in writing centers to talk about issues that they found important. These discussions took place on a MOO--an online textual world interface where people could text chat with each other. The discussions were held weekly--and then monthly--and then finally sporadically, as it was seemingly difficult to coordinate the sessions with my schedule. I was, however, going about it all wrong: things like PeerCentered work best when peer tutors take the lead in it, and directors like me step away. Directors can provide venues and medium and opportunity for peer tutors, I think, but we should let peer tutors take it from there. So, without further ado, PeerCentered announces the return of the regular live discussions. This time, however, instead of a text chat, we're going to be using a Google Hangout that will allow for audio/visual and textual interactions. Of course, such discussions won't happe