The explosive development of the Internet and ICT means that many teachers are now aware of the possibilities that the Internet offers in schools. However, many remain unfamiliar with the Web. Others, having got online, are now seeking guidance on how to get even more from the Internet.;This book is written for all of these people. Whether a novice or a seasoned surfer, this practical, down-to-earth and straightforward guide should help readers to get to grips with the Internet in all aspects of teaching. It offers practical suggestions for improving the use of the Internet, online resources and ICT in teaching, planning and professional life.;Fully updated, the book has been expanded to include national curriculum materials and lesson plans, alongside an invaluable, jargon-free guide to the nuts-and-bolts of using the Internet in schools. The key features included are: lesson plans and online teaching resources for Key Stages 3 & 4; curriculum activities in mathematics, English, science, citizenship, geography, history, design & technology, modern foreign languages, music, RE and art & design; lesson preparation and activity notes; links to DfEE schemes of work; well-established and proven Web resources; tried and tested advice from practising teachers; and tips on getting online and using Web facilities productively.

This practical handbook focuses on the best ways in which to use ICT to support literacy, numeracy and science teaching in the early years. Recent government initiatives are about to ensure that all classes in primary schools have access to a multimedia computer and the internet. Classroom assistants will also be required to use ICT in their supportive role to the teacher. This book will provide them with a jargon-free and well-illustrated text demonstrating the technical skills necessary to set up and use PC, Apple and Acorn computers, save, store and organize children's work, access the internet, and use a word processor and drawing program effectively. The material provided is linked to the ICT elements on STA, BTEC and NNEB courses and to the developments of the National Grid for Learning.

Whether a novice or a seasoned surfer, this practical, down-to-earth and straightforward guide should help readers to get to grips with the Internet in all aspects of teaching. It offers practical suggestions for improving the use of the Internet, online resources and ICT in teaching and planning.