iHelpU Center
My blogs
| Industry | Education |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Technology |
| Location | United States |
| Introduction | The iHelpU Center is a student run tech help program at Columbine Middle School taught by David Perfors. Students in the program not only help troubleshoot technical problems at the school, but they are also expected to aid teachers and students through some video creation projects. Tech help students create videos for teachers by request and they also create tutorial videos for common apps that are made available for the Columbine community. Tech students are also expected to contribute to the iHelpU Center blog once per quarter. Each week a different student will post his/her thoughts on something technology related. It might be an app review, it might serve to highlight something cool and techie at Columbine, or it could introduce a new tech related product or service at CMS. The current iHelpU Center tech team consists of eight students: Freyja W., Sabastine S., Jesstyn L., Ariana W., Melaina Y., Madison F., Tahlia T., and Diego R. |