Hi
Wow! Just one more week of PeerWise. It ends at 5.00pm Friday 26 May (Week 11).
So many answers and comments to so many questions: About 67,000 answers and over 6,500 comments to about 4,700 questions we have written. And one person (I know who you are!) has cracked the 10,000 point mark. This is an amazing achievement, not often reached even by the most PeerWise-addicted.
All of our activity on PeerWise so far has involved us in a lot of thought, revision and reflection about many of the key concepts in the reading.
And PeerWise can really help us to become peer-wise; as we realise the value and benefit of each other, as we share our learning journeys together in each unit we study.
This is how we learn. Learning is a social activity, as we learn with and from each other.
And people are enjoying reading Chapter 8 of the Study Guide, as we prepare to study capital budgeting next week.
Still plenty more to learn in our last two weeks of term. There is, afterall, one-sixth of our unit still to go.
And in any race, it does not matter in the end how we started; only how we ended as we race for the finish line.
And the exciting thing about learning is that there is no ‘finish line’; just markers along the way. There is always more to learn and experience.
Regards
Martin
20 May 2017
Martin Turner Accounting 
Dear Martin
Thankyou for the refreshing start to studying accounting. I am hopefully one of your interesting students who has never really used online communication, and will at the completion of this unit have successfully attained a change in learning behaviour. I am looking forward to reading other people’s blogs and comments and assignments online as I love reading, books are not my best friend yet a close second.
I wonder if students arriving late to live lectures are welcomed personally each week, each lecture. I am looking forward to finding out what happens each week with this. What is the students response to this when studying on campus and what is the goal in doing this if it happens each week?. I am hoping I already know the answer, however am interested to find out your viewpoint.
Kind regards
Wendy Armstrong
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The peerwise works so good.
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Will start taht as well
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That for the all the information looking forward to a positive first term.
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Ben – great to have you in our unit.
Regards, Martin
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