Combining practical evaluation, advise and instruction with worksheets, this title covers all aspects of ICT in History at Key Stages 3 and 4. Teachers will learn through the examples provided, developing the skills to integrate ICT into History planning themselves. Materials have been designed for ease of use by teachers and compiled by an ICT co-ordinator and Head of History. Individual themes of ICT forming the structure of the book make it simple to select the exact applications the teacher needs. It saves time in lesson preparation by providing valuable assistance with integrating ICT into classwork.

 

This book is part of a book series called History Project .

There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 1985 by Oxford University Press .

SHEENA BLACKHALL is a prize-winning poet and fiction writer and is the author of many collections of short stories and poems written in Doric or North-East Scots. She is Creative Writing Fellow at Aberdeen University's Elphinstone Institute. She has a short story in Pure Ghosters, published by Itchy Coo, and her books include The Singing Bird, Stagwyse (Selected Poems) and Hielanman's Sporran. HAMISH MACDONALD is a playwright, poet, actor and novelist. He lives in Inverness but hails originally from Clydebank. His fiction includes the novel The Gravy Star and a short story in Pure Ghosters, and his work for radio includes the award-winning series The Captain's Collection, while he has also written and produced four stage plays.