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Welcome to the site! Have a
browse around. If you want to contribute to the Discussion Board, use
the internal email Message Box facility, post events in the Events
Calendar, or sell items in the Classified Ads you will need to
register
which is free!
Your first stop might be the ICT
Links section which has links to categorised free
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We have some great software offers for you too!
Why spend valuable time searching for utilities and tools and
downloading
them when we have done the work for you? All have been tried and tested
in
schools. All software works on all versions of
Windows and you
are free to copy and
distribute the CD as often as you like, on as many computers as you like.
These are all full
programs with
no trial periods.
When you order, all orders are dispatched by first class post the next
day.
Subscribe to our newsletter and from time to time get preferential
discounts when we release new software.
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Home
Pack - £9.00
Ideal to give to students, parents or staff. Includes Anti Virus,
Anti Spam, Spyware Remover, Firewall, Tabbed browser, Safe Surfing,
Touch Typing Tutor, Registry Cleaner and Logger.
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Reporting
Pack - £6.00
Are your reports taking too long to produce? Give you and your staff
Report Maker, Report Assistant, Report Comments and Handwriting Fonts
with
this pack and see how much time you save.
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Productivity Pack - £15.00
Includes
a full MS Office compatible
Office suite, photo editing and optical character reading software.
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Digital
Imaging
Pack - £8.00
Enhance, resize and rename multiple photos.
Save on expensive photo
paper with the Paper Saver program.
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ICT
Coordinator Toolkit
Pack - £12.00
An essential suite of tools for the busy ICT
Coordinator
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Test
and Quiz Pack - £6.00
We have done a lot of hard work to find the
best programs to
create test and quizzes for your students. Included in the pack are
Word Search Creator & Player, Cloze Maker, Crossword Compiler,
and Quiz Maker
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Games
Compendium
Pack - £8.00
A great
collection
of 6 popular educational games from Chess to
Mastermind!
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My
School Web - £20.00
Easy total
web site authoring for schools.
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Control
Pack - £4.00
Why
pay for
expensive hardware to teach Control?
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Simulation
Pack - £4.00
Simulations
for the modelling strand.
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Test Master -
£25 per year subscription (Internet connection required)
Create on line multiple choice tests that students can access from any
computer with the Internet. No software to install. Lots of features
including a complete analysis of class or individual results!
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Virtual CLAIT
School - £10.00
Students work through the modules at their own pace and email or print
the practice assignments for you to mark.
This should be the only input that you have to do!
All the skills that need to be acquired are shown to the student
through text and picture help and movies.
This is for the Old CLAIT course
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 The National Schools Partnership 19 July 2007
 | The National Schools Partnership are looking for primary and secondary
school ICT teachers/co-ordinators to help them put together teaching resources
and lesson plans as part of various initiatives for the next academic year.
They are responsible for sending out teaching resources to schools across the
country free of charge, in partnership with various leading companies.
All the work teachers do for them is fully paid and can be done out of school
hours, either at the weekend/evenings.
To be involved, all you have to do is complete the registration form on their
web site, and they will then contact teachers when there is an appropriate
initiative.
Register at: www.nationalschoolspartnership.com/workwithus
Posted By Marc Hawes
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 Expert Systems 22 September 2006
 | Try this fun activity as an example of an Expert System
Posted By Marc Hawes
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 USB Lock Down 18 July 2006
 | Although I think USB ports should not be locked down and students should have access to them, if you want to do it there is a simple registry tweak.
Back up your registry first. Open the regedit program and find your way to this key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\UsbStor
Look at the value 'Start'. If you switch this value to 4, USB storage devices are disabled. Switch this value to 3, and USB storage devices will be recognised again.
Posted By Marc Hawes
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 ICT TV Listings 15 March 2006
 | A useful relevant list here to set your video/DVD/Hard disk recorders for at here There are also some good pages for students at the new BCS Student web site
Posted By Marc Hawes
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 Minority Report? 05 March 2006
 | How would you teach, if you had one of these?
Posted By Marc Hawes
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