
Tech-Time : Fibre vs Copper
Why is fibre better than copper in an all-out head-to-head showdown? If it’s that much better, why don’t we use it everywhere?
Why is fibre better than copper in an all-out head-to-head showdown? If it’s that much better, why don’t we use it everywhere?
Every month for 2015, two new bonus posters for members become available to download. They are full colour, high quality, printable up to A3. The posters are available as a Bonus Pack for non-members of […]
A colleague on the CAT & IT Teachers Facebook group shared a site for Excel resources. I checked out the site and it’s very good. A worthwhile resource for teachers and students alike. It covers […]
Computer-caused RSI (repetitive strain injury) can be a real pain. What can be done to fix it?
There are two choices for the teacher here. Paid and free. Each have their own pros and cons. Below I cover both options. For this course, I will focus on creating a FREE blog so that anyone going through this course can put into practice the principles we will cover together. […]
I plan to use QR codes soon, more for implementation and to bring a functional aspect to my teaching. Here are some uses for QR codes from the QRStuff web site. Granted I would not […]
Earlier this year I entered the CoZa Cares/ISPA Superteacher 2015 competition. I have been notified that I have been chosen as one of the ten finalists! I am very honoured and excited just to have […]
I created a “memory game” in PowerPoint for my Grade 7’s. The objective is to use animations, animation triggers and the selection pane to create the game. […]
For all my apps that I create, you can now bookmark and go to http://apps.techteachers.co.za I am a Computer Applications Technology and Information Technology teacher. I have been teaching CAT for a few years and, […]
At last! It is here! Although initially planned as a Windows software application, my recent venture into the untested waters of mobile app development led me to the conclusion to adapt the collaborative project (put […]
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