
CAT Matric Prac revision
With less than 10 days to go to the final practical exam for our CAT matrics, they need to put a lot of effort into revision. I’ve made recordings of solutions of last years final […]
With less than 10 days to go to the final practical exam for our CAT matrics, they need to put a lot of effort into revision. I’ve made recordings of solutions of last years final […]
Here’s a quick 2 min video showing you how to access a specific question from all your learners and easily see which learner’s file you’re marking right on your Quick Access Toolbar like in the […]
By Wayne Strydom About four years ago, our school embarked on its journey with tablets in the classroom. Initially it was a bring your own device scenario, meaning that any tablet device was allowed onto […]
While many teachers and learners use the term “CAT”, I prefer to speak it out fully. Computer Applications Technology. The reason for this is because, for me, it loses its lustre when a subject – […]
Troll A troll is someone who posts a provocative message on a newsgroup, forum or message board with the intention to start an argument. We all know at least one of these personally – they sit […]
By Claire Smuts “Houston, the Eagle has landed.” The eagerly anticipated 2019 Gr 12 PAT has been released! First of all, I hope everyone is as positive about the topic as I am. “Save our […]
Driving to work, stuck in crazy traffic, I thought I’d just record my thoughts on Computer Applications Technology. Here is an unedited and UNCENSORED (ja, I just wrote that so you’d watch the video) video […]
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 […]
Teaching theory in Computer Applications Technology should not be done ‘theoretically’. There should be a practical, tangible element that students can physically engage with to reinforce the concepts being taught. I have decided to try […]
Available in the store is the HTML for Students presentation. It contains pretty much everything your students need to know for HTML. The slides take you through explanations, visual examples and the code. CAPS-compliant.
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