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* Download and print [[#Pre-compiled_Books| | * Download and print [[#Pre-compiled_Books|an ORBIT book]] | ||
* Create [[#How_to_Create_your_Own_Book|your own ORBIT book]] | * Create [[#How_to_Create_your_Own_Book|your own ORBIT book]] | ||
* Get [[#Suggested_Books|inspiration for content]] in your own ORBIT book | * Get [[#Suggested_Books|inspiration for content]] in your own ORBIT book | ||
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=How to Create your Own Book= | =How to Create your Own Book= | ||
In order to create ''your own'' ORBIT resource book, compiled from resources you select you should: | |||
# Go to this page on our wiki [[Special:Book]] | |||
# Navigate to individual resources pages | |||
# Use the 'add to book' feature - which will appear at the top of each resource page - to add that page to your book | |||
# Click 'show book' on the same dialogue box at the top of the page | |||
# Use the page you're sent to (at [[Special:Book]]) to check the contents of your book, and download it in PDF format | |||
For more detail, check the tutorial video for Wikipedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1K03AZfpDM&feature=player_embedded#! | |||
=Suggested Books= | =Suggested Books= | ||
If you have | If you have created your very own ORBIT book and would like to share it with ORBIT users you can do that by using the [[Special:Book]] page again! All you need to do is: | ||
# Create a book as described above | |||
# Go to the page [[Special:Book]] | |||
# Navigate towards the bottom right hand side, to find "Save and share your book", give it a name (make it descriptive!) and change the selection to ORBIT/Books, and click 'save'. | |||
We'd love to see other people's books, and we hope to be able to add more ourselves as the project grows. If you'd like some inspiration, to give a few examples it'd be great to see how people compile books on: | |||
#ICT in interactive pedagogy | |||
#ICT in the different subjects (and for use in Teacher Education sessions themselves) | |||
#Primary/Secondary pedagogy | |||
