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Hi Lony<BR>
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The VITTA conference starts Monday so it may be too late for your school to send you, but VITTA often runs sessions for teachers new to ITA and Software Development in early February. Be sure to ask your school to send you to those sessions. <BR>
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The study design is your greatest asset. It's online at the VCAA site, as is the Assessment Handbook which is loaded with tips and techniques and, of course, assessment guidelines.<BR>
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Post your questions to this list. Kevork has set up a resources area for files on the topics we teach. <BR>
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Maggie<BR>
VK3CFI <BR>
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<span style="font-weight: bold;">On Sat Nov 27 6:34 , Lony Hem <lonyhem1@hotmail.com> sent:<BR>
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Hi all,<BR>
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I've just registered on this edumail.<BR>
I'm new teacher out, teaching this subject next year for the first time.<BR>
This years resources has been handed over to me.<BR>
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My questions are:<BR>
How much of this years exam/resources would be relevant to the new study design?<BR>
What are the new things I'd be adding to the current resources? Already I am hearing things such as SRS, ISO and UML use case.<BR>
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Thanks all for your time.<BR>
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Regards,<BR>
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Lony Hem<BR>
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