Resources

  • External Resource

    Thanks Gerard.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    A great collection of posters, brochures and cheat sheets for a huge range of topics.

    According to its blurb: 'All cheat sheets, round-ups, quick reference
    cards, quick reference guides and quick reference sheets in one page.
    The only one you need.'

    Thanks Peter Sim.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    During the month of January 2010 NZACDITT members put together a resource a day for the revised unit standards. These are listed in the Unit Standards Project. However you will need to be a member of NZACDITT and log into  the website to view them.

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  • External Resource

    News, views and information. Includes some great tutorials. As recommended by Josh.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    When the unit standards were updated NZQA removed all the links to the old versions of the standards. However they can be taught up to and including 2012. They have been compiled into a zip file for our members and made available here. Thanks Nigel Rankin.

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  • External Resource

    This Body of Knowledge forms the basis on which the Achievement Standards and the Teacher Guides will be produced. It provides the strands and the content for each level of what will be the Digital Technology Curriculum.

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  • External Resource

    Part of the NZQA website this is a section to provide help and guidance when developing assessments for unit standards.

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  • External Resource

    Members of NZACDITT have been given permission to use the pixel art at this site for classroom resources, posters, examples and anything else that is non-commercial use. Warning: Some posters contain pixel nudity!

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  • External Resource

    By Opera and it is really extensive. Well worth a look.

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  • External Resource

    A poster showing all the different types of hardware.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    This zip file contains all the Digital Technologies Achievement Standards in one file.

    They are currently draft version (although apparently this is only so that people don't start using them this year).

    The files in the archive are...

    DT1_40_3cred_ext_understanding_basic_concepts_of_im.doc

    DT1_41_4cred_int_Imp_basic_proc_produce_specified_di_outcome.doc

    DT1_42_3cred_int_demonstrate_understanding_basic_concepts_digital_media .doc

    DT1_43_4cred_int_impl_basic_proc_produce_specified_dm_outcome.doc

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    Recently on the NZACDITT list serve there has been a discussion about books to recommend to the school library.

    Here is a summary of that discussion.

    Little Brother by Cory Doctorow is a fiction tale with lots of cool things about computers in it. Available as a free download here. Recommended by Max.

    The Sams Teach Yourself in 24 hours series as recommended by Vanessa

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  • External Resource

    There is growing concern that our teachers are being left vulnerable to online threats which have the potential to threaten their professional reputation and even their very livelihood. One recent case saw a well respected New Zealand head teacher falsely accused of accessing inappropriate material on his computer. Despite his innocence, he lost his job, his home and has since moved abroad. There was also reputational damage to the school.

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  • External Resource

    Pointed out by Gerard MacManus is this guide to the mentioned act.

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  • External Resource

    Pointed out to us by Gerard MacManus. These require you to create an Adobe id but then are free to download.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    Along with the Achievement Standards in Digital Technology, we plan on writing teaching guides

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  • External Resource

    More content for the Junior to middle school. Pointed out by Christine.

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  • External Resource

    Pointed out by Graeme Junge.

    Includes some information on desk checking.

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  • External Resource

    Pointed out by Irena Holland:

    "For those people who are struggling to find ideas... But actually often we have too many. This website has some excellent ideas for junior students, includes unit outlines, resources, slideshows, vocab lists etc."

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    Many schools are actively engaged in promoting and teaching using open source software. Here are some resources on this collected on our listserv.

    Screen reader alternatives. Josh suggested...

    For Windows there is: http://www.nvda-project.org/
    For Linux there is: http://live.gnome.org/Orca

    Dreamweaver alternatives. There was lively discussion about these. Here is a summary.

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  • NZACDITT Resource

    As suggested by a number of contributors to NZACDITT google group.

    An incredible site and heaps of thanks for www.teach-ict.com that contains beautiful lesson plans, activities and feedback triggers. Above all most of the stuff is free for teachers and educational institutions.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/ict/ has games that encourage them to learn as they play.

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  • External Resource

    NZACDITT believes that the DTG is a great place to start. We like the different areas of computing and the body of knowledge information assembled here.

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  • External Resource

    A week of action. Here is a website supporting CS in Education.

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  • External Resource

    Are finally up!

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    About to be rewritten. Watch this space.

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  • External Resource

    From the Moderator and NZQA.

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  • External Resource

    Part of the Tech Link project. Some ways others are teaching ICT in schools.

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  • External Resource

    By Six Degrees. A site for web developers.

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  • External Resource

    A collection of links and resources for ICT teachers.

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  • External Resource

    Everything the BBC does tends to be of high quality. Here is some great revision exercises.

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