ICT Resources

20 very useful images depicting the main MS Office tool buttons (copy, paste, font, align left, etc.). Originally created and used in a class of ALDD students on preCLAIT (but useful for any introductory ICT class). Print in colour on A4 paper and laminate for re-use.

Step by step guide to help students create their own useful calendar where they can record important appointments etc. Clear screenshots with arrows make this resource accessible from Entry 1 upwards. First used with Entry ESOL – ICT learners but also suitable for Entry literacy and numeracy.

Step by step cutting and pasting instructions for ICT / Literacy students plus useful practice in ordering chronological text.

Step by step instructions for writing your own Pancake Facts text and typing up a pancake recipe. For Entry 3 ICT/Lit students and also suitable portfolio evidence for NOCN E3 Writing and reading for meaning.
(You will also need a copy of Margaret Lagoyiani’s ‘pancake literacy and numeracy’ resource – see below).

Provides step by step help to ICT / Lit / Num students plus useful practice in reading instructions.

Moving text neatly combines literacy (alphabetical ordering) and ICT. Step by step task sheet asks the learner to set up a document (involves margins, headers, footers, formatting, etc) and then move text using two different techniques.

Working with bullets neatly combines literacy (punctuation) and ICT. Step by step task sheet asks the learner to set up a document (involves margins, headers, footers, formatting, etc) and then add bullets, shading and paragraph borders.

Neatly combines literacy and ICT: step by step task sheet describing how to create a PPT presentation about their / there / they’re.

A fun, step by step task sheet showing how to draw, arrange, copy, paste, rotate and group drawing objects to create a ‘cool cat’.

Neatly combines literacy and ICT: step by step task sheet describing how to create a PPT presentation about punctuation.