This activity requires you to produce a memoir - either about you, or a personal experience of someone you know or someone famous that you have (or had) a connection to, or an historical event you were a part of. This, for example, could be a concert, a world’s fair, a political demonstration, or you could document your carbon footprint.

This cross-curricular, collaborative activity can be used to supplement any one of the following courses: The Arts, Local Programme ARS 5011-1 or ARS 5012-2, Community Life PRS 5050-2, English Level 4 and 5, and Computer Arts. With some slight modifications, this activity could also be suitable for science or math classes.

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Here you will find a resource guide for teachers of all subjects who use (or who are planning to use) technology in the classroom. A series of technology related tips have been designed to help teachers use the Web as a resource as well as learn how to make class materials (handouts, assignments, presentations) more visual and even how to create video tutorials.

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Creating a good PowerPoint presentation requires that the teacher guides the students through the critical steps of setting up a project. Here you will find a model that can be applied to many different courses.

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In this webquest you will learn about electronic portfolios as a means of demonstrating your knowledge of study skills as well as illustrating the process of your learning through the use of technology.

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This educational Website has been created for teachers and students. Both the teachers and the students can learn, improve and practice various computer skills.

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Learning and incorporating word processing skills and spreadsheet skills.

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There are numerous ways to integrate the use of technology and digital photography into a classroom even on the topic of philosophy.

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It’s getting so that every classroom has at least one computer on-line. Why not put the computer to use by creating an exercise for your students that involves searching for information.

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