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Category: Yacapaca
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It is now 10x easier to have your courses report results as either GCSE grades, or National Curriculum levels, with more grading schemes to follow. It took me a while to realise that the runaway popularity of our ICT Baseline scheme, (with over 1,000,000 quizzes served per year) is because it returns reliable NC levels.…
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Three different people today asked me variations on “but is my data safe in Yacapaca?” Lazy git that I am, I’ll group some of my previous writings on the subject here to save time in future: An overview of the issues. Specifics on security and encryption (a little ironic given what’s happened since to the…
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We have had a Facebook fan page for some time, courtesy of Neny Isharyanti, who set it up. Recently I’ve found it a really good place to post quick updates that don’t necessarily merit a full blog post. And, of course, it’s great to see other users’ comments. FB.init(“2dd697ea96d410b8fc25181f7e74dca8”); Yacapaca on Facebook
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I just came across this SWOT analysis of Yacapaca on the Teacherweb wiki, though it has been around since Feb of this year. Needless to say I agree with the “Strengths” and think that the “Weaknesses” generally miss the point. But make up your own mind. Better yet, as it’s a wiki, extend and improve…
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I wish there were more teachers like @ICTtower willing to give back to the Yacapaca community, in this case with great training resource. Incidentally, perhaps because I am not a PC user myself, I really did not realise that that people might not know how to print from one. I would never have dared include…