Keeping Up With Digital Technology by Mark A. Preston is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
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John Cleary
I enrolled in order to improve my computer skills, which certainly need to be improved. Eventually, with help, I might become computer literate, but I'm not too optimistic, but I shall continue to try. I spent my career in the classroom for 30 years, inspiring my pupils to enjoy learning. I have been involved in the world of cricket all my life, and was involved in business for 33 years, 28 of which were as a market trader, known as Johnny Slipper.
Skills Record
Just like in the class, you can use this page to keep a record of the things you have done. The table below is just like the diary sheet you were given at the start of the course and includes the same skill objectives.
Keeping up with Digital Technology |
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Course Skills |
Target Date |
Date Skill Completed |
| Use a digital camera to take photographs | 21.1.08 | 28.1.08 |
| Download photographs to a PC and edit them | 21.1.08 | 28.1.08 |
| Insert photographs into a presentation | ||
| Create a free on-line wiki page | ||
| Create a free on-line blog page | ||
| Create a free on-line basic website | ||
| Download a free podcast | ||
| Create and upload a podcast of your own | ||
Personal Skills or Targets |
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My Useful Pages
One of the best things about web pages is that you can use them to link to other pages that you use. This area is for you to record what other websites you use a lot - and you can use this page as a sort of road-map to show you how to get to them. It makes it easier than trying to remember all the different website addresses.
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