I was inspired by our Primary School music teacher who was looking for an easier way of using her interactive whiteboard to teach songs using music notation. The software that came along with the hardware […]
As a Computer Applications Technology teacher, I am at a distinct advantage. I work with Microsoft applications and computer hardware every single day. The subject itself covers so much of a practical nature and is […]
I have started playing around with an online application called Thunkable. It’s an online platform for making mobile applications and uses block coding. It’s very easy to learn and especially easy to create apps that […]
I had the privilege again of being invited to present another course on the Microsoft Virtual Academy site. The topic was about using Kodu to teach young children programming. Along with the very competent Megan […]
Courtesy of the marvellous and most generous Keith Gibson : a load of assessments and activities that he is sharing with CAT teachers. Below is a screenshot of the files that Keith has made available […]
It’s difficult to teach in an environment where you don’t know the future of your classroom budget, the involvement of your student’s parents, or the outcome of all your hard work. How comfortable are you with not having all the answers? […]
The Tech Teachers site costs time and money to keep running. The site is supported by means of Google Ads and monetary donations from teachers (who, in turn, receive full membership access to the site […]
If you are a member of the Tech Teachers web site, you can download the poster below for free! Every month I will make one poster available for members to download. The full set is […]
Each month I will create a new super-duper Excel activity that you can give to your students to practice with. I will cover the Functions needed as per CAPS requirements. There is a Questions worksheet […]
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