Test your knowledge of 12 important keywords found in spreadsheets. Both questions and answer positions are randomised at start up to reduce cheating. Simple scoring system in place at end.

Interactive Flash tool that will display up to 35 pupils names on screen and provides different ways to highlight and select them. Great as an interactive tool for selecting names for a Q/A session. Names need to added first, So I normally copy them straight out of Simms. Name Picker, Pupil Chooser, Register selector, Random, choose pupil, student, register, simms

Test your knowledge of IPO by clicking on the correct inputs and outputs for six different devices. Answer checking routines included, lots of hint material provided, as well as some tutorials at the beginning for some basic IPO understanding.

<p>Interactive Backup devices resource. 10 different types of backup storage, with advantages and disadvantages. Click on the pictures to find out more.<br /> (Note, this was created mid 2009, therefore the prices, storages sizes may be out of date)</p>

Semi interactive (doesn't check the answers) resource. Created to allow pupils to list the advantages and disadvantages of either paper based or computerised databases. There are around 20 different vantages, and your looking at around 5 answers for each category. I get the pupils to screen print it off and stick it in their book.

Teacher guide for using Matchware Mediator for programming interactive resources. Great as an introduction to Flash, or a different way to teach programming visually, or as an intrduction to programming for years 6-9.<br />

Interactive Flash resource based around the classic Pairs card game. Match up the 12 keywords with the correct descriptions, hidden under cards. Use with the whole class as a starter or plenary activity or use individually. Cards are randomly shuffled to reduce cheating and a scoring system is provided at the end.

Yes, ANOTHER Dingbat resource! But this time built around Flash and not the antiquated Powerpoint. This version brings together 70 child friendly English phrases into an interactive resource. Let me know what you think. Dingbats, Ding Bat, Brain Bat, Word Puzzle

Could be very loosely described as a game! Designed to test the users grasp of cell referencing in Excel 2007. The object is to click on the cell described in the cell reference area of Excel. The score and a timer is shown at the bottom, the user is required to find and click on around twenty different cells.

A Flash based interactive behaviour management system. Developed to work alongside any standard 3 tier behavioural system. It loads up your class names list and allows you to visually position each member of your class alongside the standard three tier behaviour system All pupils start in green and you can visually move there name marker to any other area (Green,Orange, Red) with an extra gold area at the top for star pupils. Double click on name to enter further details which are stored behind the names. Includes a option to view all comments together for use at end of lesson.

Simple starter style activity, semi interactive. (doesn't check answers). Identify 7 different types of website, move around and match up the style, description and example website (which should link directly to the site listed, when clicked).

The future of ICT in business for the 21st century, Whole lesson developed for teaching about ICT and business in the 21st century.

<p>Interactive tool flash tool allowing users to create different network topologies (Star, Ring and Bus). Users must correctly setup 3 different types of networks. contains error checking to determine the correct the layout needed. please send me a message, if you find a problem, or think something should be added. Thanks.</p>

Includes an introduction to QR codes and an interactive QR quiz, were the object is to decode each of the QR codes to continue. I've used this as an educational activity for the end of term lessons etc. There are 10 QR code screens to complete, with some randomness added to reduce cheating.

12 Q&A's on Henry the Eight. Both questions and answers and randomly placed and disappear once answered. Simple scoring system in place at end.

Simple interactive resource showing 6 different parts to an eye ball and 6 different labels. Match them up correctly to be rewarded. Label positions randomly placed to improve usability. Let me know what you think (by internal email please :) )

Simple resource, designed to test your grasp of computer hardware, specifically the back panel of a motherboard/PC base unit. 8 shuffled answers are provided, which must be matched up with the correct label. The 'check&' button, will work once all 8 answers have been placed and a visual prompt is given for each correct/incorrect answer. Click the &';restart' button to reset all the boxes. Could be used as a great starter or plenary activity for either the whole class or individual pupils.

<p>Paste in up to 35 different names for an interactive way of displaying them. This version includes an option to display a randomly chosen plenary question (From a choice of 16). Please can you give me feedback, is this a worthwhile tool? Does it need fixing in any way? Could it be improved? Should I add anything else to it? Thank you.</p>

Keyword tester. contains 12 keywords and 12 descriptions, which are randomly ordered each time you run the Flash resource. Match them up to receive a score at the end. Great for starters or plenaries, both as a whole class activity and for individual use.

Test your knowledge of employment style words found in business. Match up the words to the correct description. A score is calculated at end based on number of correct and incorrect answers. In this version just the position of the words at the top are randomised. All errors have been resolved.

Match up 12 keywords used in Flowol software. Keywords and answers randomly placed each time you run it, simple scoring in place at end. Can be used individually or as a class task. File should either be double clicked or drag and dropped into a browser to work. Let me know what you think.