Suitable for introducing the concept of mise-en-scene to a new media group. Plenty of opportunity from written tasks as well as discussion. Adapted for AEN with optional sentence structures. Covers the following aspects in detail: Lighting Colour Positioning Facial Expressions and Body Language

Introduces the close study product “Class” - a Dr Who spin off from 2016. Revises the key concept of representation, followed by class discussion on the topic. Then the episode is intended to be shown with some acompanying key questions for students to think/write notes about. Teacher could also stop the episode to discuss key questions at any relevant point. You will need to purchase the video clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoYqPbdqwoM

Includes a revision starter for features of money, class discussion and creative based tasks surrounding income and earnings and UK Employment Law.

A whole lesson with information slides and activities to introduce the computing concepts of decomposition and abstraction. Includes an extended writing task focusing on A.I with accompanying informational video links.

An ideal lesson to continue learning of computational thinking and flowcharts. Encourages correct use of symbols and application of knowledge with open ended tasks as well as worksheet which can be used as an assessment material. Requires previous knowledge of flowcharting including correct symbols.

Ideal as a first lesson for Finance. Covers features and history of money, types of money income and earnings.

A single whole lesson ideal as a recap for denotation and connotation and an introduction to semiotics and meaning in imagery and signs. Suitable for any specification GCSE Media Studies.

Suitable as an introductory double lesson to the course. Introduces the course content, expectations and the close study products. Beginning with Zoella’s social media campaign, this lesson introduces the idea of media audiences, demographics and how products are designed with media audiences in mind.

An ideal first lesson to introduce the subject or topic surrounding computing, computer science or computational thinking. -Computational Thinking -Introduction to Flowchart design Complete with information slides, activities, starter and plenary. Suitable for a 1 hour lesson.

A collection of lessons, activities, videos, tasks and engaging examples to teach students about representation in the media.

Whole lessons which can be adapted to fit any ICT scheme of work for year 7 or 8 and may be suitable for low ability year 9 groups. Covers: Basic Skills Control Internet Safety Finding Information

An introduction to using spreadsheets in Excel. Objectives covered: All: Will be able to identify the uses of basic functions in Excel Most: Will be able to use basic functions in Excel (+ - / *) Some: Will be able to use more advanced functions in Excel (SUM, MIN, MAX, AVERAGE) Includes video walk through for the whole lesson so students can complete completely independently. Suitable for both KS3 and KS4 ICT.

Lessons to cover magazine conventions, design, production and audience.

A bundle of resources to teach all of the skills required to pass ECDL Microsoft PowerPoint. Also includes an example test with files and lots of revision activities for your quick finishers. Improving Productivity - This bundle also contains three practise tests for the final part of the ECDL - Improving Productivity.

A bundle of resources to teach all of the skills required to pass ECDL Microsoft Excel. Also includes an example test with files.

A selection of lessons including video clips, discussions and activities. Previously used to teach Media Studies AS Level OCR exam Section A. This is still relevant. Can easily be adapted to teach GCSE and A Level media studies lessons to introduce ways of representation. May also be useful to teach AQA GCSE Media Studies Unit 1 - TV Serial Dramas.

Whole lessons, PowerPoints, activities and resources to teach basic Excel Skills and Spreadsheet modelling. Useful for both KS3 and KS4 beginners-intermediate. Previously used to teach ECDL, KS3 ICT and GCSE ICT

Covers a range of Excel skills such as Sort/filter Renaming/arranging worksheets Formatting cells Has videos and a task for each skill

A bundle of resources to teach all of the skills required to pass ECDL Microsoft Word. Also includes an example test with files and lots of revision activities for your quick finishers.

A look at how to create tables and charts in Excel. All: Present information as a table(Level 4c) Most: Present information as a chart (Level 4b/4a) Some: Justify choices of chart (Level 5c) Used previously for KS3 and KS4 ICT. Can be adapted to fit any scheme of work involving spreadsheets.