This resource contains: A Powerpoint booklet of IB Exam Command Terms, including definitions of each question type, how to frame your answers, example questions and responses for each question type, tailored specifically for Digital Society An Excel document containing key vocabulary and definitions that students will encounter on the Digital Society course, broken down by topic on each tab of the spreadsheet If you’ve just starting teaching IB Digital Society, you’ll know that there are not currently many resources available, apart from the textbook (which is excellent!) Do take a look at my other resources for this course as I have uploaded a full set of lesson presentations and activities for delivering the IA, Standard Level Unit 3 and Higher Level Unit 5. I am hoping to upload Standard Level Unit 4 very soon, giving a full set of teachable resources for the entire course. Please do give me feedback on these resources as I have only started teaching the course this year, and I would love to know if you have found these useful, or if there is anything else that you think could be added / improved or removed!

Cut the topics out and get your pupils to choose one at random to investigate and find relevant news stories to report back to the class with

A worksheet template activity for getting students to review a piece of a graphic design using key terminology. Please rate if you like it!

A compilation of stickers featuring the Royal Wedding, Angry Birds, Hello Kitty amongst others. Don't assume that older students won't be interested - some of the older kids go mad for them and want to collect the whole set!

An 'odd one out' activity featuring well known faces that can lead to a mature and thought-provoking discussion point about immigration, race, homosexuality, domestic abuse etc. Please rate if you found this useful.

Certificate templates for rewarding great attitude / homework and effort in ICT. Please rate these if you like them!

A selection of posters that you can dot around IT rooms to help keep them tidy for the next class, as well as reminders to turn the machines off to save power and get everyone to remember their USBs! Please rate these if you like them!

A template for making an A4 Valentines card that you can print out and fold up. I've put some clip art on there already that students can use, you can get them to insert their own, or just print the cards out and get them to draw on them instead. Please rate it you liked it!

A handy leaflet to give out to your new tutor group where you can introduce yourself, the school and get them to fill out a bit of info about themselves. Please rate if you liked it!

Two reward counters that you can either print off or save on your computer to record how many merits / awards your tutees are getting in school. You can print off and laminate the certificates and give them out to the tutees with the most / best attitude at the end of a half term. Please rate if you liked it!

A class set of score cards that you can use to add a Strictly Come Dancing theme to your plenaries, just chop up the numbers and hand the sets out so students can start rating!

Some Christmas activities that might come in handy for lessons around Christmas time - get students to make their own Christmas card / Santa by using the images supplied. Please rate this if it was useful!

A compilation of reward stickers featuring Shrek, The Mr Men, Spongebob Squarepants and others! Please rate them if you like them!

A selection of resources for a journalism / media studies or graphic design unit where students can create their own front page headline, take notes in a 'Press Conference' or draw up a 'News of the Day' feature. Please rate these if you liked them!

A selection of worksheet activities for a Game Design topic that can be used as activities / worksheets in class, or set as homework. Please rate these if you like them!

A sheet with all the key vocab needed for introducing Game Making / Design, great for ESL learners, but also useful as a starter or test at the beginning of the lesson. Please rate if you like it!

A selection of resources for Access databases that can be used as starters / plenaries or homework activities. Please rate these if you like them!

A selection of worksheets, guides and posters that can be used for lessons on Human Rights, I got lots of these from the Unicef website, which had some brilliant stuff on it if you need more! Please rate if you found this useful.

Are your pupils regularly losing their work? Are they getting lots of tech issues that they don’t know how to fix? Get them to work through this step by step troubleshooter guide to spring their PC / Mac computer by: -How to empty ‘Downloads’ (most pupils have no idea what this is) -How to empty your ‘Trash’ folder -How to make folders for all your subjects -Tidy up your desktop and other files -How to pin regularly used apps to your taskbar -How to bookmark websites that you use often -How to check for any updates This could also be useful for teachers that are missing the one-to-one help provided by on site school technicians! Please review this resource, I’d love to get your feedback and find out other ideas for how to use these in class! Check out my other resources too if you have found this set useful - I’ve got loads of other bundles and entire units of work for programming, HTML, animation, drones, using Adobe Illustrator and other graphic design bits and pieces.

Have you got tired of saying the same things over and over during online lessons? -The instructions are on the Google Classroom! -The link to the website is on the Google CLassroom! -The PIN code for our Quizizz - guess where that is! -Turn on your camera so I know you’re there -Turn on your mic so that I can understand your question I’ve made a set of slides that can be screen shared, printed out and stuck on the wall behind you so that you can point to them or printed off and laminated so that you can hold them up in front of the camera! Please review this resource, I’d love to get your feedback and find out other ideas for how to use these in class! Maybe even make it into a teacher set of Zoom bingo cards? Check out my other resources too if you have found this set useful - I’ve got loads of other bundles and entire units of work for programming, HTML, animation, drones, using Adobe Illustrator and other graphic design bits and pieces.