General Resources

A demonstration of how not to make a PowerPoint. This has been used for all levels as an extreme example of the worst PowerPoint ever.

A short but very useful PPT that is bound to stimulate much discussion about the different ways we communicate.

A very useful sheet (best used on-screen) providing online links to a range of mouse exercises where learners can learn about right and left clicking, double clicking, drag and drop, etc. Activities range form straightforward tutorials to ‘Dress the Eggplant’, Join the Dots and a bubble game. Many also provide very useful practice on reading instructions.

An excellent mind map for those that want to mind map but aren’t quite sure how to get started!

Seven fantastic pages for anyone that needs to get down to some revision!