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= 50 Starters for #ictcurric = = As any sportsman will tell you, starting well is an essential part of succeeding and this is also true in teaching a lesson. But strong, dynamic starters can sometimes be a little tricky in ICT. Hence, I have compiled 50 starters to be used in ICT lessons as they are or adapted to suit your classroom. They are aimed in the first instance at Key Stage 3 but some are equally useful in other key stages. =


 * As this is a starting point for a 'starters resource', I expect growth of the content on this wiki in a true crowdsourcing tradition. I have wherever possible accredited sources and expect the work on here to be respected according to  [|Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 License] . **
 * Please: **
 * ** Add resources that you use or would like to use **
 * ** Do not feel restrained by what has been provided and put your own slant on materials (but please provide details of your slant!) **
 * ** Adapt the materials so that they are used in other areas of lessons such as plenaries or as a theme for a whole lesson **[[image:morocco2_014_resize.jpg width="241" height="178" align="right"]]


 * Thanks for using and/or contributing to the resource in advance. **


 * Nick Jackson ([|@largerama]) **

This idea for this wiki, it's development and content owe a lot to the influence of these folk and materials (in no particular order): Tim Johnson (Fulford school) @jpgreenwood @infernaldepart @zoeross19 @tombarrett 101 Red Hot ICT Starters by Max Begley and David Sadler (Letts)

(banner image has been adapted from original found under CC at: []l)