If you are a complete beginner who needs more practice, even after the introductory face to face training, then there is a module designed just for you, called:

• Newcomers' Module

If you are not a complete beginner then are four kinds of modules to choose from. You can learn about the administrative and educational use of computers, the use of the Internet, teaching and learning strategies using computers, or modules that focus on the subjects of Maths and Science.

Modules that focus on the administrative and/or classroom use of the computers:

• Word Processing for Educators
• Spreadsheets for Educators 

Modules that focus on use of the Internet:

• Finding  Information
• Using Web Resources 
• Designing Web Pages

Modules that focus on teaching and learning strategies that enhance use of  computers and the Internet as a tool:

• Questioning and Thinking Skills
• Assessing Information Literacy 

Modules that focus on the subjects of Maths and Science:

• ICT Maths resources for teachers
• Developing classroom resources for maths
• ICT science resources for teachers
• Developing classroom resources for science

Modules that focus on management of ICTs in schools:

• ICT planning for schools
• ICT leadership in schools

You can reach the materials for any one of these modules by clicking on the link to modules on the home page.

The best way to start is to choose the modules that interest you the most and that will enable you to do what you need to do. However, if you do not have any particular interests or needs at this point, we suggest you choose one of these following pathways:

If you have never used a computer before then we strongly recommend you begin with

• Newcomers' module

If you have never used a computer or the Internet before, but felt confident after the introductory course, we suggest you begin with one of these modules:

• Word Processing for Educators  or
• Finding Information  or
• Questioning and Thinking Skills

The pathway you follow after one of these modules could include one of the other modules in the list. If you feel more confident you could attempt a pathway in information literacy.

If you wish to follow a pathway of modules to develop information literacy, you could:

• Begin with Questioning and Thinking Skills
• Then move on to Finding Information
• Then move on to Using Web Resources 
• Then finish with Assessing Information Literacy

If you have some computer and Internet experience, you could consider doing the following (in any order):

• Designing Web Pages
• Using Web Resources 
• Assessing Information Literacy

If you have some computer experience and you are responsible or may become responsible for the management of the integration and use of computers in your school then consider the following modules:

• ICT Planning for Schools
• ICT Leadership in Schools

Finally, if you are interested in Maths and Science teaching, you could consider doing the following. These modules are in two parts, and part one must be completed before studying part two.

• ICT Maths resources for teachers
  • Developing classroom resources for maths
• ICT science resources for teachers
  • Developing classroom resources for science