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DIDA Leaflet Creation Guide (4 July 2010)
A set of resources shows students how to create an 8 page leaflet that is similar to the one specified in the DIDA Module 1 unit. This allows students to see an example of what is expected without being able to copy and paste it.
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Strapped For Cash Update (02 May 2010)
Update to the software available in our free software section.
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Pathalogical Demand Avoidance Syndrome PowerPoint (17 April 2010)
PowerPoint on dealing with students with Pathalogical Demand Avoidance Syndrome symptoms. Presented at Leeds University.
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Microsoft Access 2007 Introduction (14 April 2010)
This tutorial takes students through the basics of importing a file, creating a form, query and report. It includes a step by step PDF and CSV file to import.
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Economics Cue Cards (28 March 2010)
Cue cards to help students learn key economics vocabulary.
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Quality Control Handout (22 Feb 2010)
Simple handout explaining Total Quality Management and more traditional ways of managing quality.
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Operating Systems Lesson (23 Jan 2010)
Lesson to encourage students to think about the number of operating systems available. They are aimed at students who are either ICT professionals or studying ICT. This lesson pack includes an introduction to three popular operating systems, detailed new features table puzzle, Usage plenary, lesson plan and key vocabulary.
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Introduction To The Internet (10 Jan 2010)
This Introduction to the Internet gets students to think about the infrastructure behind the scenes and is ideal for students studying CISCO or those who are going to get involved with providing Internet hardware. It is NOT a beginners guide to using the net!
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Key Cambridge Exam Page Update (7 Jan 2010)
Cambridge Advanced & First Certificate Set Texts updated for 2010 Exams
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Internet Safety Resource (3 Jan 2010)
This lecture is designed to remind students of the ease with which people can get their personal details and could lead into a discussion as to how to protect yourself online. The techniques used to make this presentation did NOT require professional IT skills and could easily be done by most 13 year olds.
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