This is a really cool task to get kids moving with graphics software. I use fireworks but I guess it's easy enough to adapt for say photoshop. Anyway take two animals, rip the head off one, add it to the other and use rubber stamps, opacity, magic wand, hue/saturation to make it look like a 'cloned&' or &';morphed' animal. you might be surprised by what kids can create!!

Podcast covering ergonomic issues that are traditionally covered on GCSE or AS level ICT papers

Simple revision aid to help GCSE and possibly AS level students to discuss to the pros and cons of email

Here’s a nice simple exercise to keep kids busy for an hour or so. Follow the video then go and “fix” the 3 images. Top skills using Photopea, really useful for KS3 or iMedia students

Podcast covering social issues that are traditionally covered on GCSE or AS level ICT papers

Very useful for Cam Nats R002 as kids can count it as 'item of publicity' in task 2 of this unit. After all everyone loves a PowerPoint but this one shows you how to do it properly!!

Very simple it’s a complete set of videos to show you how to solve every part of the Beaches SAM.

Here you go a fabulous set of videos and 2 database files that show you how to solve all of this SAM. Easy to follow and great value edit now with the solution top the report for part A, not sure how I missed doing that first time round but at least it’s complete now!

Fabulous quizzes using triggers, switching off transitions, dropping some sounds in with audacity, master slides. All good fun for your KS3 and 4 classes. Will keep them busy for around 2-3 hours

In this video you can show students how to make a set of business cards that mail merge in both images and text. Using spreadsheets and publisher they end up with a set of individual business cards for a group of individuals at their organisation. This is a logical progression step if you have used the Mafia Zoo (gangsta zoo on teach-ict) scenario.

Further to a request on the ICT forum about how to make a custom toolbar in Word 2010, the video below shows you how to do it. It is part of a series of videos available via teach-ict.com shop to cover the entire WJEC AS coursework project

Dataset and question paper very suitable for level 3 BTEC Unit 2 ICT controlled assessement. Not complex one at all and gentle introduction to the sorts of questions that you will see in the real exam.

Wow a stack of free videos that you can use to drop onto your VLE, for a cover lesson or for some flipped learning. What's not to like? Hours of material covering the entire spec.

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/scratch-kids-lite/id957195511?mt=8 'Scratch Kids Lite' brings you 3 sets of video tutorials to get you going making your very first activity and game in the new version of Scratch 2. However, these are not the sort of standard tutorials that you find on the web. During the videos you will be set tasks to do in scratch and hopefully you will be able to complete them on your own. However don't worry the next video in each project will show you how to complete the task!! These videos are really targeted at KS2 students although the content of the full app will go on to stretch and challenge even the most able of them with variables, cloning, broadcasting and many other features of Scratch. There's even a quiz in the app so you can test your scratch knowledge too!!

A few resources to finish off the other resource file on here, there is a max of 20 uploads per resource!!! You need to search for 'OCR Nationals French trip scenario resources' to find the bulk of this

Hours of free videos that cover the entire course.

Some basic graphics work to get kids to make fabulous artwork to adorn your classroom walls with. All using the free browser based graphics editor called Pixlr so everyone can access this lesson. Jolly good fun that will keep the kids busy for a couple of hours at least. First video is aimed at kids from a school in China, where I am teaching, and they would not have known the British people in the picture, doesn’t make any difference to the skills being taught though.

"Scratch Kids" brings you a whole bunch of video tutorials to get you going making your own games in the new version of Scratch 2.0. This are not the sort of standard tutorials that you find on the web. During the videos you will be set tasks to do in scratch and hopefully you will be able to complete them on your own. However don't worry the next video in each project will show you how to complete the task!! These videos are really targeted at primary students although the content will go on to stretch and challenge even the most able of them with variables, cloning, broadcasting and many other features of Scratch. This is a big app of just under 300Mb, because there is so much material in it. You will need to be hooked into your WiFi connection!! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kid.scratch

This is a 2 video sample of the 31 video paid for version that you can find. I didn't pick the best 2 and the rest are worse, that would involve wading through them all and I haven't got time for that. It's just a random sample. Please don't put these videos into the public domain, on a VLE or shared area at school is fine though. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/cambridge-nationals-r001-complete-video-tutorial-set-for-all-theory-11363773

Series of videos to show kids how to make an insert for a video game case. The example uses a well known series of football games and will keep your students busy for many hours and they will learn some really good graphics skills along the way. It’s a really good project that your students will enjoy. I made the videos a few years ago now but it all still works today.