The forms are finally ready! At last, the Theory Revision forms are ready for Grade 12 CAT students (available in Afrikaans and English). Other grades can use it, but won’t be able to answer all […]
Here is a quick way to set some basic tests/quizzes that mark themselves using Microsoft Excel. It’s a time-saver when using simple multiple-choice quizzes or easy-to-select responses. Although this is nowhere near the usability of […]
Good news! The 2015 walkthrough for the full 2015 National Paper is now available with explanations of the functions and logic for each question. Please remember the table of contents only works on desktop computers.
Exam season is upon us! We often tell learners to practice past papers, but most learners can’t remember all of the content. These videos can help learners with revision for the Grade 12 CAT practical paper, […]
CAT Examination Guidelines 2017 The new examination guidelines brought with it a bunch of interesting new terms the students need to know and be able to discuss. The Department of Education compiled a booklet with […]
Good news! I have modified the Analysis Grid Creator to be applicable for Practical papers too. You’re welcome! I have included it as part of the download in the store. So, you get two files […]
Part 4 In this video I talk briefly about what “block” coding is and how it works. From the next video onwards we’ll start actual block coding for real! 🙂 Oh, and my mouse is […]
I devised a worksheet to automatically calculate the points of our school ‘houses’ as part of a quiz competition we were having. Getting the results to tally was easy. Figuring out 1st, 2nd and 3rd […]
Indenting text adds structure to your document by allowing you to separate information. In this video, we’ll show you how to set tabs and indents by using the tab selector and horizontal ruler.
With Prelims and Finals around the corner, remind your students (who have Android devices) to download and make use of the apps I created to help them. The Spreadsheet functions app explains all the Excel […]
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