Posts Tagged ‘visualisation’

Dotcom millionaires visualisation

10, Aug 2009

Here’s another very simple visualisation showing a breakdown of the top 10 dotcom millionaires under the age of 30. The original list was here – I thought I’d put a poster together to answer the moans and groans from the “ICT isn’t useful” camp of naysayers. Free to download, and hopefully I’ll be able to [...]

The impact of ICT: Facebook hits 200 million users

13, Jul 2009

I’m toying with the idea of making a website devoted to resources specifically geared towards developing thinking skills, and awareness of the wider world… I try as far as I can to avoid the “trivial pursuits” Jamie McKenzie argued so eloquently against. Hell, it’s not as if I work hard enough (cough).
Anyhow, thought I’d share [...]

Demystifying abstract terms

11, Jul 2009

One of the problems with a subject like ICT is relating seemingly abstract terms. In a recent discussion about storage & computer memory, I found some of my Key Stage 3 students had little concept of the units of file size. After a little while we established that a kilobyte was bigger than a byte, [...]

Working to levels 4 & 5

6, May 2009

Two A1-size posters. Working to levels 4 & 5 has details from the level descriptors, as well as four A4-sized spaces for exemplar work. View preview, or full size.
Plan, do, review shows a simplified version of the systems life cycle. View preview, or full size.


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