Continuing from my previous post, here is the second part of the journey: The completion! Phase 4 : The final product Welcome to STEVE 1.0, C.A.N.A.R. Edition. (Cardboard And Not A Real Robot) After sticking […]
In my quest to try make Computer Applications Technology theory more accessible to my learners, I thought I’d try build a robot. Well, not a real one but a model that I could use to […]
Moving data in Excel can happen in various ways. Sometimes we copy/cut and paste. Sometimes we move entire columns. Other times we just need to move a range of cells. The problem comes in when […]
Here is a simple mail merge activity that one can use. If you want to, you can use the filtering and sorting too to only send the letter to specific people, for example. I’ve uploaded […]
Every month I will make one poster available for teachers to download. The full set is available for purchase in the Tech Teachers shop. Sample The posters are aimed at supporting students in studying the […]
The workshop below has come and gone, but don’t despair! See this post—> A new addition to CAPS is the use of macros, specifically in Excel. I will be presenting a 1-hour workshop to familiarise […]
I was just thinking if something like this would work. Just a thought, an idea on how I could reinforce the teaching and practice of functions with the Grade 10’s. If enough people think this could […]
I created class notebooks for my Grade 10 and Grade 11 Computer Applications Technology classes using Microsoft OneNote. This is in conjunction with MS Teams. You may have seen my YouTube preview video I did […]
I have decided to use Teams and OneNote exclusively for CAT and have put together my first Notebook for my Grade 10 class for next year. This video is an overview what it looks like. […]
Receiving a document with lots of names for schedules etc. is easier to process if you can readily find your name and automatically highlight it rather than manually trying to do it.
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