This half-day workshop to be tutored by Roger Booth is open to anyone interested in teaching others with the assistance of a simulator. It explains the various items of hardware and software available, and their advantages and disadvantages, as well as troubleshooting common setting up problems.

St James’, Bermondsey

The emphasis is on giving people hands on experience. Practical sessions start by covering how simulators can be used to teach people to ring accurate rounds and leading, and then take them through a step by step approach to build up bell control and listening skills, to plain hunt and ringing methods.

Striking Analysis on Abel

People will work in pairs on a ‘workstation’ with headphones, so there is a limit to the numbers that can attend. At the end of the workshop each participant should have mastered the basics and be sufficiently familiar with using the software to use it in their own tower.

Using headphones for personal practice

The Workshop will take place at St James’ Bermondsey SE16. It starts at 9.30am and costs £5 payable to ART. Please bring along money to cover a donation for any refreshments.

To book a space, please use the online form on the SmART Ringer calendar here: