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Revision section - ReviseICT.co.uk - interactive revision materials to help learn GCSE ICT

http://www.reviseict.co.uk/revision/ Best of luck in your revision for your ICT exam - not long now! Each of these topics has a collection of notes , podcasts , mind-maps , games , quizzes and suggested links . Extend your revision further with general revision , our interactive practice paper and past exam papers . What's going on with this page? This GCSE Revision section is currently being updated. This page has become far too packed full of links and revision materials.
http://www.reviseict.co.uk/ks3/index.shtml This section of ReviseICT.co.uk provides interactive content to help teach KS3 ICT lessons. It includes g-Learning materials (game-based learning) as well as more conventional ideas! See the new materials for the Year 9 KS3 ICT test! You can select materials by unit using the links below, or search for something specific using our custom database tool.

KS3 ICT

This section of the ReviseICT.co.uk website provides clear guidance and ideas to help you create a website. You can evaluate a range of webpage creation tools - which one will be best for you to use? Then follow specific intructions to create your own basic five page website from your choice of Word, PowerPoint, Publisher or Dreamweaver. Follow the guidelines to create your own basic website using the tool you feel is most appropriate. You can use these starter guides to gain the confidence to extend your knowledge and understanding further as you see how easy it is to create a website. Currently the guide isn't quite finished (the Publisher section is still to be completed) but when it has been, the full guide will be available in .pdf, .doc and Flashpaper format. http://www.reviseict.co.uk/websites/index.shtml

Website creation guide - online guide to creating websites using Word, PowerPoint, Publisher and Dreamweaver

Introduction The Macromedia Flash section of ReviseICT.co.uk has been created to help both students and teachers learn how to use Flash. The Flashpaper resouces are the best to use if you are working online, or you can print out the .pdf versions to use as worksheets. Please let me know if you find these useful as more will then be added. http://www.reviseict.co.uk/flash/index.shtml

Macromedia Flash - beginners' resources and learning materials