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Lost? A guide to the electronic resources available in my college
No full textThis resource created in CourseGenie is a comprehensive guide to the full range of e-resources and collections available at Reid Kerr College and how to access them. The resource describes a wide range of e-resources available including web sites, images, video and other resources with links provided to each of the sources of information.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges, funded by the SFEFC.
Health and safety hazards in the office
No full textTeaching resource package: 3 PowerPoint presentations and questions and answers on Health and Safety in the office. Application used: "PowerPoint". Designed for use re students with part reading/writing skills, low concentration span. Level access, 1, 2, and 3.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges, funded by the SFEFC.
Computer hardware and software
No full textHardware, Application and Systems software, Input and output devices.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges.
VAT in the hospitality industry
No full textThe PowerPoint presentation covers general rules relating to VAT and the hospitality business. It also looks at the relevance of VAT to accommodation and food provision in the hospitality industry. The PowerPoint presentation is linked to 4 worksheets In word format and concludes with a link to a formative COLA Assessment. The presentation is designed for Financial Accounting in the hospitality industry outcome 5.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges.
Anatomy and physiology
No full textA very comprehensive resource created using PowerPoint. The PowerPoint presentation on anatomy and physiology covers all the main body systems. It links to a number of diagrams created in word format as well as providing further information to relevant web sites for each body system.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges.
Multimedia, PC Passport and ECDL
No full textThe multimedia photoplus 7 tutorial was created using camtasia. This will be available to all computing students, not just multimedia. A useful beginner's guide to Photo Editing Features. Ideal too for Distance Learners. The PC passport and ECDL resources are multi-choice assessments created using the Castle Toolkit.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges.
Using Windows Explorer
No full textTwo tutorials allowing students to see how to do basic file management using windows explorer: Opening windows explorer, creating and copying folders. The copying resource includes a multimedia element made with "Viewlet Builder" software.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges.
Parts of a computer system assessment: keeping your computer happy
No full textThe first pp presentation details the main parts of a computer system including INPUT, OUTPUT and STORAGE devices. The language is deliberately basic given the target student group. The second pp presentation is an assessment for the first part of outcome 1(a) and use a DRAG and DROP assessment format. Access 2.
Part of eMerge: a programme of E-learning staff development for Scotland's colleges, funded by the SFEFC.
Implementing e-Skills for e-Learning at Reid Kerr College
No full textOver the last academic year Reid Kerr College have adapted and implemented the eskills for elearning course developed by staff at the RSC Scotland south & west. In this audio recording lecturers Anne Usher, David Farquhar and Derek Smilie who have completed the 8 modules describe the benefits of working through the course and the impact on learning & teaching. Joan Archibald who is responsible for supporting the course outlines different strategies she has used and the institutional benefits gained.
Supporting dyslexic students on the journey to excellence at Reid Kerr College
No full textView the work carried out by Reid Kerr College in supporting dyslexic learners. The case study highlights how the college identifies learning difficulties when students enrol for courses and how barriers to learning are addressed. There are several contributions from students with learning difficulties. College staff talk about study skills programmes that have proved to be effective and JISC RSC SW Scotland talk about technologies to support inclusion
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