Month: Aug 2015

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 […]