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About these resources

About these resources These resources build on the original Active learning - active teaching resource to explore the teaching of IT by drawing on the experiences, adaptations and ideas of teachers, tutors and trainers.

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DIY documentary

DIY documentary Using a simple drag-and-drop tool, learners are able to edit and sequence video footage from the Managing information systems: Sainsbury's commercial case study.

Lucky dip

Lucky dip This flexible activity from the Instant inspirations section consolidates learners' knowledge of hardware components and devices whilst building communication skills.

Active learning: identifying the benefits

Active learning: identifying the benefits A Diamond 9 activity designed for use in continuing professional development (CPD) sessions to prompt debate about the potential benefits of the active learning approach.

Making waves

A video montage sharing the successes of the National Teaching and Learning Change Programme.

Information flow activity

Information flow activity

Learners can build their own information flow diagram for Mia's Sandwich Shop or create a scenario of their own.

Managing information systems: Sainsbury's

Managing information systems: Sainsbury's

A commercial case study looking at the crucial role information flows play in the lifecycle of a sandwich.