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.

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.

A lesson covering the theories by Vladimir Propp - Spheres of Action and Tsvetan Todorov - 5 Stage structure. With examples, opportunity for discussion, extended writing task and using Close Study Products from AQA A level specification for Media Studies.

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

Useful for BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate Unit 3 - Personal finance but can be used for many other units of work. Includes key words, discussion, activities, extended writing task, revision notes. In detail, this lesson covers: A Understand the importance of managing personal finance A1 Functions and role of money The ability to handle money received, and to control money paid, is a fundamental requirement for personal and business success. This success relies on understanding what ‘money’ is. • Functions of money: o unit of account o means of exchange o store of value o legal tender.

A whole lesson covering BBFC - British Board of Film Classification. Required for Close Study Products in GCSE AQA specification. Research tasks asks students to research classifications of Close Study Products films Dr Strange and I, Daniel Blake. Discussion can follow this or an extended writing task based on their findings.

Lesson to teach this media theory and includes examples on the form of musc videos. Allows for discussion, tasks, extended writing. Uses the Close Study Products used in AQA GCSE specification for Media Studies - Arctic Monkeys I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor and One Direction History. Can also be adapted to teach theory to any specification where media theory/narrative theory/Uses and Gratifications is applicable.

Suitable for use as a lesson, handouts and support for practical work. Details camera angles, movement, shot types and editing techniques. Includes examples for each. Practical task involves students making their own Camerawork presentation with their own examples and explanations.

A selection of whole lessons, videos links, discussions, activities and whole lessons to teach E-safety for KS3. Can be adapted to fit any scheme of work for ICT.

Includes course overview, discussion points and examples to cover different forms of media. Includes extended writing task to invite pupils to question their consumption of media and explore the different issues surrounding them. Video links are on the slides as well as images to promote discussion.

A pack of lessons, resources and assessments to teach all main Media Studies concepts under the topic of radio in the UK. Suitable for KS4 GCSE and KS5 A-Level

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 lesson covering important hardware inside the computer and peripherals. Includes video resource (from Youtube), and two worksheets as well as instructional Powerpoint. Useful for independent learning, or video can be shown to whole group and discussions to follow as a whole class. Computing, Computer Science, ICT

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

A selection of colour-print-ready Display resources covering all main media studies concepts. Perfect for setting up a Media Studies classroom for teachers new to the subject or those wishing to mix up their current displays.

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.

A bundle of sample assessments to teach all of the skills required to pass ECDL Improving Productivity.