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A screen shot is an image of the entire computer screen, or part of it. They are a useful way of recording what you can see on screen. You not normally need an extra application […]
Read More →A screen shot is an image of the entire computer screen, or part of it. They are a useful way of recording what you can see on screen. You not normally need an extra application […]
Read More →When learning, exercises achieve: helping you learn a new skill practice and improve a learned skill remember an old skill The classroom is the perfect opportunity to do this as: your mind is already on […]
Read More →Cyber-bullying, aka trolling, is when someone bullies another person online. Online bullying can be very overwhelming as it can happen anywhere, or at any time, on your phone or other devices Victims can be all […]
Read More →Everyone battles with making passwords Resetting your password is a normal occurrence. You might want to reset it because: you have forgotten it you think someone has stolen it It is essential to keep your […]
Read More →Students going hungry in Belgium NOTE in many cafeterias the sale price may include a profit margin rather than the actual production cost of the food I’ve long argued that for home based students at […]
Read More →Most mobile devices, such as a tablets, iPad or Android, and most smart phones can connect to the internet using a WiFi connection. WiFi simply means wireless, and whilst a desktop computer likely has a […]
Read More →> In the library Unlock the computer – with Library card Identity (member) number & password (PIN number) Choose what we are going to do: Go to the internet Correct tool – browser Blue & […]
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Read More →EXTRACT There’s a growing push to focus on our brain differences, not deficits. This wider view of “normal” is a big part of something called neurodiversity. Advocates hope the idea expands how we think of developmental disorders, […]
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