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General ICT Classroom A4 Posters
For best results, print onto photographic paper with a high quality colour printer.
Laminate to give them a professional and hardwearing finish.
Help in the classroomAn excellent poster to laminate and display in the classroom in order to remind students how they can become independent learners. Kindly contributed by Patricia Michael |
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Food and DrinkHow many times do you catch students eating/drinking in the computer room? And worst still, at least 50% of them say 'I didn't know'!!!! Put up this poster to remind students of one of the key rules for being in the ICT room. |
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Classroom RulesIt never hurts to display the rules of your classroom for students to clearly see behaviour expectations |
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PrintingHow many of your students press the 'print' button without ever having checked their work? Laminate and put up this poster next to the printer to remind them what they should do. Three different coloured versions provided. |
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Interactive WhiteboardA notice which can be displayed next to your interactive whiteboard which will remind other staff not to use marker pens on the surface |
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Listening SkillsA poster to remind students about the skills that they should be practising in order to ensure that they listen properly. |
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AudienceA poster to remind students about the term 'audience'. |
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PurposeA poster to remind students about the term 'purpose' |
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Computer ClubA handy poster to put up around school to prompt students to think about attending the computer club |
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YesterdayA tongue in cheek song, sung to the tune of the Beatles' song, 'Yesterday', reminding students about the need for backing up data. |
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Poet Tree Without Miss TakesHow many of your students think that using the spell checker is all they need to do for their proofreading? Here is a poster which you could print out and laminate to help demonstrate to them why they should not rely completely on the spell checker alone! |
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WALTTwo versions of a poster to remind students of the term 'WALT' |
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WILFTwo versions of a poster to remind students of the term 'WILF' |
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TIBSTwo versions of a poster to remind students of the term 'TIBS' |
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Chatroom poster and pledge
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Ready to learnA poster which can be displayed near to the classroom entrance to hopefully put students into the right frame of mind before entering the classroom. |
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CopyrightDisplay this poster to remind students about the issues of copyright |
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Numeracy, literacy and ICT posterA superb set of three posters to display in the classroom. These can be used to encourage students to think about numeracy, literacy and ICT and at the same time tick a few boxes with SMT. Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
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Keyboard Shortcuts Poster (1)This is a fantastic set of 26 posters which show the main keyboard shortcuts used in software programs. You can choose the most appropriate ones to display for your own students or regularly rotate the displays in order to improve students' knowledge. Kindly contributed by Diana Evans |
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Keyboard Shortcuts Poster (2)This excellent PPT clearly shows a different keyboard shorcut on each slide. Print them on coloured paper and then laminate them to produce an eye-catching and useful classroom display. Kindly contributed by Ian Ratcliff from Newbridge School |
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Good Screen Design PosterThis poster draws out the key points about good screen design when creating applications. Kindly contributed by Julia Stevens |
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Macro PosterUsing the letters in the word 'Macro', Julia has highlighted some of the key points that students should consider Kindly contributed by Julia Stevens |
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Application Wizard PosterMaking use of the letters in the word 'Wizard', Julia has picked out key points that students should think about. She also highlights some of the drawbacks of using a Wizard by the use of the letters in the word 'alas' Kindly contributed by Julia Stevens |
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Editing techniquesThis poster highlights some of the main editing techniques that students will use in their work. Techniques included are: copy, rotate, crop, cut, paste, resize and move. Kindly contributed by Sue Coldham |
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Formatting techniques 1This poster highlights some of the main formatting techniques that students will use in their work. Techniques included are: changing colours, line style, brightness, border styles, contrast, layout and text wrapping Kindly contributed by Sue Coldham |
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Formatting techniques 2This poster highlights some further formatting techniques that students will use in their work. Techniques included are: font type, style, size, weight and colour, bullet points, numbering, indenting, alignment, borders and shading. Kindly contributed by Sue Coldham |
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Presentation of work posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Anti bullying posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Listen and Silent posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Database applications posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Spreadsheet applications posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Presentation application posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Word processing application posterKindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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OCR Nationals units posterThis poster can be displayed to show students the different modules in the OCR Nationals and to differentiate between the compulsory, non compulsory, full and half-units Kindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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OCR Nationals GCSE equivalents posterThis poster can be displayed to show students how many modules they need to achieve 1-4 GCSE equivalents in the OCR Nationals. Kindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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GCE Applied ICT units posterThis poster can be displayed to show students the make-up of the GCE applied ICT course. Kindly contributed by Abena Akuffo-Kelly |
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Who, What, Where, Why, ThenA fabulous resource that could be printed out and used as a classroom display. It could also be given to students as part of a dedicated lesson or for a homework task. Kindly contributed by Kelly Oakland |
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Personal Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS)Set of 6 superb posters to act as a quick reference for teachers to use when incorporating PLTS into a lesson. Also would make an excellent classroom display for students. Written in student friendly language. Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
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Smiley FacesUse with students for self-assessment to support APP Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
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Stuck for a word?Display this poster and encourage students to look up spellings and alternative words online Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
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Rules for the ICT classroomDisplay this poster so that students have no excuse for not being aware of the ICT classroom rules Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
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APP word wall display These word walls are designed to be a teaching tool to help students independently plan, evaluate and develop their work. For example, when asking students to plan something you can ask them to choose three of the words and incorporate them into their planning. Dan has also carefully chosen the words so that they are also linked to PLTS and the National Curriculum levels.
Click on the images to see a larger photograph of an APP word wall display. Click on the orange buttons to download the files used to create these displays.
Kindly contributed by Dan Phelan |
APP word wall APP planning display planning words APP development display development words APP evaluation display evaluation words
titles for the display
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