This Teacher's book provides invaluable help for teachers and parents to give children a head start in the fundamentals of desktop publishing as required at Key Stages 2 and 3 using Microsoft Publisher 2000. This book accompanies the pupil's book Basic Publisher 2000. It contains: 32 Pages of photocopiable worksheets Learning objectives Tips and advice on lesson preparation Pupil's record sheet A Certificate of Achievement

Basic Publisher 2000: Teacher's Book and Photocopiable Worksheets (ICT Skills for Schools)

Computers & Technology

Robert Samuel Heathcote

Programming

Payne-Gallway Publishers*

<p>This new edition of the best-selling computing textbook, previously published by Letts Educational, has been revised and updated to meet the demands of the new modular Computing specifications as offered by the various examining boards from September 2000. It is divided into units which correspond to the modules of the Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level Computing offered by the AQA examining board and will be ideal for these courses. Centres using other 'A' Level Computing specifications will find that this comprehensive text covers almost all of the required topics in an accessible and 'student-friendly' way. Additional resources for teachers and students are available from the publisher's website (http://www.payne-gallway.co.uk)</p>

' A' Level Computing

Education & Teaching

Heathcote, P.M.

Schools & Teaching

A guide to writing 'A' Level/BTEC/GNVQ/VCE projects using Microsoft Access (v. 7 to 2000), covering analysis, design, and implementation using advanced features of Access.

Successful ICT Projects in Access

Business & Money

Pat M. Heathcote

Management & Leadership

A guide to writing 'AS', 'A' level / BTEC / GNVQ projects using Microsoft FrontPage 98 or 2000 covering analysis, design and implementation.

Successful ICT Projects in FrontPage

Science & Math

robert-s-u-heathcote

Mathematics

This book covers the first three mandatory units of the new AVCE in Information and Communication Technology award: Unit 1 - Presenting Information Unit 2 - ICT Serving Organisations Unit 3 - Spreadsheet Design It provides students with all the knowledge required to successfully complete these units.

Avce Information and Communications Technology

R.P. Richards

The book is divided into three Parts. Part One goes through all the main programming concepts carefully. These need to be understood by all students. Part Two covers a variety of topics which for some students will prove useful in their project work. These cover items such as designing menus, printing reports and interfacing with the Internet. Part Three goes through the main stages of producing a project to 'A' level standard by using a sample project based on a snooker club. All the programming concepts used in the sample project are covered earlier in the book. The approach throughout is a very practical one. Running throughout Parts One and Two are 47 programs, with step-by-step instructions explaining how to build them and explanations about how they work. In Part Three you are taken through each stage in the design and coding of the full project, again using a step-by-step approach for the coding.

Computing Projects in Visual Basic

Christopher, Derek

Programming Languages

Covers the IT skills needed to achieve the Key Skills Certificate in Information Technology at levels 2 and 3 and explains how the students can build a portfolio of evidence.

Key Skills in Information Technology

P.M. Heathcote

This book covers the three mandatory Key Skills for Level 1 - Information Technology, Application of Number and Communication. The clear step by step approach is ideal for students working at this level. It demonstrates how to gather evidence and build a portfolio to gain the Key Skills qualification. It contains advice and examples of activities to demonstrate key skill competence's. Sample exam questions are included to give students practice for the externally set tests. Each chapter is cross-referenced to the relevant key skill specification.

Key Skills Level 1 : It, Application of Number and Communication

Richards, R.P.

Teen & Young Adult

The 3rd edition of Successful ICT Projects in Excel is designed to help students on an Advanced Level Technology course to complete a project using Microsoft Excel 2002 (also suitable for 2000 and '97 versions). It will also be useful to students on a wide range of other courses requiring an in-depth knowledge of spreadsheets. It assumes no previous knowledge of Excel and takes the reader from basics such as entering, editing and formatting text, numbers and formulae through to advanced features such as 'What if' scenarios, pivot tables, macros and customised toolbars. A wide range of examples is used to illustrate the different facilities of Excel, and a sample project shows students how to tackle and document each stage of project work. Topics covered: Workbooks and worksheets; Editing and formatting; Writing formulae; Using functions; 'What if' scenarios; Linking; Workbooks; Filtering; Subtotalling lists; Sorting and creating charts; Printing Online forms and templates; Basic macros; Advanced macros; Project ideas; The systems life cycle; Writing the project report.

Successful Ict Projects in Excel

Software

Reviews'A real pleasure using the book'. 27th May 2003 Reviewer: Chris Clarke: 'I have purchased many books on Access in an attempt to learn as much as I can about what I consider to be a fantastic piece of software and I have to say that your book Successful ICT Projects in Access (3rd Edition) was one of the easiest and most comprehensive books on the topic that I have come across. It has been a real pleasure using the book and my ability to program has increased beyond my wildest expectations, Thank you. Excellent!' 'I found it clear, concise, realistically priced and is helping correct my deficient knowledge immensely.'20th February 2003 Reviewer: Dr. Geoff Fowler, Technical Director, Oilfield Consultancy: 'I am Technical Director of a small Oilfield Chemistry consultancy and taught myself, rather badly, Access. However all the books I bought and many online resources assume a level of knowledge hence the many mistakes I make in building databases for myself. I was browsing PC World and came across your Successful ICT Projects in Access. I found it clear, concise, realistically priced and is helping correct my deficient knowledge immensely. I will try and get your VBA book as well. Excellent! I think they are wicked!''A first rate text which cannot fail to improve grades'3rd May, 2002 Reviewer: Miss Fozia Akram a student from Wakefield College, England:'I would like to thank you for publishing such great books, I have purchased the A2 ICT and Access books and I think they are wicked. Thank you Payne-Gallway and thank you Pat Heathcote, lets just hope my revision pays off. A first rate text which cannot fail to improve grades'.'The 'paint by numbers' approach is exactly what is needed as it quickly gets results.'22nd September, 2001 Reviewer: Kev Randle from Sheffield, England: 'This guide to producing an 'A' level project is going to take some beating. Some of my students have made fantastic progress in just a few hours from a starting point of zero experience with access. The 'paint by numbers' approach is exactly what is needed as it quickly gets results. Probably feeds the 'instant gratification ' that most of our students are supposed to demand. I don't care. As a teacher it has certainly made my life a great deal less painful and I can recommend this text to anyone taking, or teaching the AQA ICT or Computing course. It's not even hard. Life saver!'.'I wouldn't have been able to do the project without it.'4th November, 2001 Reviewer: A Student from High Wycombe, England: 'This book pretty much lays out what is needed in the project in simple terms so that it can be adapted to your own project. Not only does it give the IT side but also the written work which is in part more important than the actual system. I wouldn't have been able to do the project without it. Excellent book as an introduction to Access'.'It is by far and away the most practical publication I have read on the subject'1st October, 2001 Reviewer: Sean Scaife from Dublin, Ireland: 'As a newcomer to Access, although over 20 years in the IT industry in various capacities, I found this work to be invaluable in being able to grasp the fundamentals of Access development. It is by far and away the most practical publication I have read on the subject, In fact I would go so far as to say that it is an object lesson to most authors of introductory works in so far that is PRACTICAL in real world sense. I have already passed on my original copy to a former colleague and have this morning recommended it to another colleague who will be purchasing it. I have no problem spending ...on other manuals but this work has helped me to produce working solutions in a very short time. Congratulations, A fan, excellent'.17th January, 2001 Reviewer: A Reader from Leicester, England: 'This book really helps with the AS IT course when you need to do your coursework. If you are planning on using Access for your coursework, I really recommend it as it comes in very useful indeed'.

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