If you don’t have software for your students to install, use this fake program installer I created. I made it so that students can go through the motions of installing software as realistically as possible […]
I am very excited and so proud to announce the arrival of my first book! “Digital Classroom Resource – Essential Terms and Concepts for CAT and ICT” Published by Cambridge University Press. The back blurb […]
I have made a quick 30-mark test covering bullets, headers and footers and tab stops for my Grade 10’s. Marksheet included. I have placed a copy in the shared resources section as well as down […]
I used to use a macro I found online to duplicate a worksheet based on a list of names. It is very easy to do, using a macro, but I found an even easier way! […]
A great way to run a quick assessment or evaluation is to have your learners take a quiz that marks itself. You receive the marks immediately, can supply feedback and then release the marks for […]
By Bertie Buitendag Earlier this year, Bertie Buitendag graciously presented a full-day’s workshop, at the Brainline centre in Montana Pretoria, educating teachers on database concepts. This proved to be exceptionally helpful seeing as database normalisation […]
By Michelle Meyer I created these booklets as a summary for my Grade 10 to 12 students. Each booklet contains almost all skills required in Word and Excel in Computer Applications Technology. It is not […]
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 took the new IEB Computer Applications Technology Subject Assessment Guidelines (CAT SAGs as we know them) and thought of a way I could present them in a more interactive and useful manner that a […]
The first Hands-on Theory Conference was a great success – thank you to Marjorie Raijmakers who dared to share her dream with me! A big thank you to all the exhibitors as well as the teachers and […]
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