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How To Make IT Revision Fun

Julie CluneSaint Ignatius’ [email protected]://juliec.wikispaces.com

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Set Goals

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Key Points

1. Make it Competitive 1. Make it Competitive

2. Keep it Fast and Furious2. Keep it Fast and Furious

3. Be Open about the Results3. Be Open about the Results

4. Reinforce the Benefits 4. Reinforce the Benefits

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Make It Competitive

Build Team Spirit Refer to the

Teams by Name Often

Use Tasks That Build Confidence

Remind them of the Prize

Success

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The Set Up

1. Rank Your Students 1. Rank Your Students

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

3. Map Out Your Schedule 3. Map Out Your Schedule

4. Choose Your Rewards 4. Choose Your Rewards

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Ranking

1. Rank Your Students 1. Rank Your Students

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Action Verbs Test

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

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Checkpoint

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

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Practice Test

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

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Collect Your Resources

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

Quick Tests

Ping Pong

Oral Presentations

Flash Cards

Goal

Case Studies

EssaysPractice TestsRevisionGuide

RevisionGuide

CurriculumStatement

CurriculumStatement

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[data] [signals] [dial-up] [line-of-sight] [microwave] [reflective] [straight] [antennas] [radio] [high-speed]

Microwaves are ……………….. waves that provide a ………….……….. signal transmission. Microwave transmission involves sending …………………….. from one ……………….. station to another. Microwaves can transmit ……………….. at rates up to 4,500 times faster than a ………………….. modem. A microwave station is an earth-based ………………….. dish that contains the antenna, transceivers, and other equipment necessary for microwave communications. Microwaves use ……………………….. transmission, which means that microwaves must transmit in a …………………… line with no obstructions between microwave ………………………...

Use these terms in the correct locations

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Microwaves are radio waves that provide a high-speed signal transmission. Microwave transmission involves sending signals from one microwave station to another. Microwaves can transmit data at rates up to 4,500 times faster than a dial-up modem. A microwave station is an earth-based reflective dish that contains the antenna, transceivers, and other equipment necessary for microwave communications. Microwaves use line-of-sight transmission, which means that microwaves must transmit in a straight line with no obstructions between microwave antennas.

Solution

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1. A thread can be short lived or continue for some time.

2. A moderator decides if an article is relevant to a conversation in newsgroups

3. A satellite sits in geostationary orbit above the Earth

4. Modulate is to change to into an analogue signal

5. Home Wireless network devices cannot send signals through walls

Answer true or false to the following statements

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1. A thread can be short lived or continue for some time.

2. A moderator decides if an article is relevant to a conversation in newsgroups

3. A satellite sits in geostationary orbit above the Earth

4. Modulate is to change to into an analogue signal

5. Home Wireless network devices cannot send signals through walls

Solution

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

FALSE

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a.Derived from the terms modulate and demodulate

b.Used to restrict access to an intranet or extranet

c.An internet network used to enable users with the same networking software to connect to each others computers.

d.To change into a digital signal

e.A LAN technology that allows personal computers to contend for access to the network.

f.To change into an analogue signal.

g.Also called a Network Interface Card

Match each term from the column on the left with the best description from the

column on the right.

_____ 1. modulate

_____ 2. demodulate

_____ 3. Ethernet

_____ 4. LAN adapter

_____ 5. Firewall

(Do not allocate more than one choice to a term. You will have more descriptions than you will have terms.)

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a.Derived from the terms modulate and demodulate

b.Used to restrict access to an intranet or extranet

c.An internet network used to enable users with the same networking software to connect to each others computers.

d.To change into a digital signal

e.A LAN technology that allows personal computers to contend for access to the network.

f.To change into an analogue signal.

g.Also called a Network Interface Card

Match each term from the column on the left with the best description from the

column on the right.(Do not allocate more than one choice to a term. You will have more descriptions than you will have terms.)

F

D

E

G

B

_____ 1. modulate

_____ 2. demodulate

_____ 3. Ethernet

_____ 4. LAN adapter

_____ 5. Firewall

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BCC

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CC

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DNS

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BCC Blind Carbon Copy

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CC Carbon Copy

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DNS Domain Name Server

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Flash Cards

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

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Motherboard

• A board that contains…– The processor– The memory– Expansion slots– Adapter cards

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Adapter cards

• A circuit board that enhances the functions of a computer

• Also called an expansion card• Examples:

– Video cards allow computers to play video.– Sound cards allow computers to play sound.– Network cards allow computers to connect to a

network.

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The Machine Cycle

1. Fetching• Obtaining a program, instruction, etc.

2. Decoding• Translating the instruction into executable signals.

3. Executing• Carrying out the instruction

4. Storing• Writing the result to memory.

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Central Processing Unit (CPU)

• Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU): Does the calculations for the computer.

• Control Unit: Directs and coordinates the operations of a computer.

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Case Studies & Chapter Review

2. Collect Your Resources 2. Collect Your Resources

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Map Out Your Schedule

3. Map Out Your Schedule 3. Map Out Your Schedule Lesson Length

True FalseMultiple Choice

EssayPresent-

ation

Monday 45 Ch 3 Ch 2

Tuesday90 2

Groups

Wednesday 45 Ch 6 Ch 5

Thursday 45 DB

Friday 45 Ch 8 Ch 7

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Set Up the Spreadsheet

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Choose Your Rewards

4. Choose Your Rewards 4. Choose Your Rewards

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Time To Play

1. Who Is In Who’s Group? 1. Who Is In Who’s Group?

2. Play the Round 2. Play the Round

3. Add Up The Scores 3. Add Up The Scores

4. Reward The Winners 4. Reward The Winners

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The Groups

Sports Stars Spybots10111The Winners

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Quick Test Round

Add the score to

the group total

Add the score to

the group total

Record ItRecord It

PlaysPlays

Mark ItMark It

EveryoneEveryone

Do ItDo It

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Essay Round

Add the score to

the group total

Add the score to

the group total

Mark ItMark It

Weakest student writes it

supported by the2 stronger students

Weakest student writes it

supported by the2 stronger students

Write ItWrite It

Groupcreates

essay plan

Groupcreates

essay plan

Plan ItPlan It

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Oral Presentation Round

Add the score to

the group total

Add the score to

the group total

Mark ItMark It

Strongest student writes

it & coaches the 2 weakest

students who present it

Strongest student writes

it & coaches the 2 weakest

students who present it

Write & Present ItWrite & Present It

Groupcreates

presentation plan

Groupcreates

presentation plan

Plan ItPlan It

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Revision Guide Round

Add the score to

the group total

Add the score to

the group total

Record ItRecord It

PlaysPlays

Mark ItMark It

EveryoneEveryone

Do ItDo It

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Ping Pong Round

Other 2 strongest

moderate the responses to the post and keeps score.

Other 2 strongest

moderate the responses to the post and keeps score.

Mark ItMark It

The remaining 2 from every

group respond to the posts.

The remaining 2 from every

group respond to the posts.

RespondRespond

1 of the strongest posts the questions

1 of the strongest posts the questions

Post QuestionsPost Questions

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Results

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Make It Competitive

1. Build Team Spirit 1. Build Team Spirit

2. Refer To The Teams By Name2. Refer To The Teams By Name

3. Remind Them Of The Prize3. Remind Them Of The Prize

4. Use Tasks That Boost Confidence 4. Use Tasks That Boost Confidence