BTA3O1 ICT: The Digital Environment Home

This course prepares students for the digital environment. Using a hands-on approach, students will further develop information and communication technology skills through the use of common business software applications. The concept and operation of e-business will be explored, and students will design and create an e-business website. The skills developed in this course will prepare students for success in the workplace and/or postsecondary studies.

Unit 0	Review	Unit 2c	Productivity Software : Databases
Unit 1	Digital Literacy	1	Introduction
1 2 3 4	Class Wiki Setup Class Wiki Exercise Computer Hardware Game Expand	2	Your Company
5	File Management
6	Electronic Research Primer	Unit 2d	Productivity Software: Design Software
Project	Case Study	1	Desktop Publishing
Unit 2a	Productivity Software: Word-processing	Unit 3	Business Communications
1	Introduction	1	Blogging
2	Borders	2	Electronic Communication Tools
3	Tables	3	Digital Portfolio
4	Columns	Unit 4	E-Business
5	Text Fun	1	Canadians and the Internet ppt
6	Mail Merge	2	Do's and Don'ts
7	Referencing	3	E-Shopping
8	Macro	4	E Websites
9	Class of 2008	5	Web Page Design Intro
Project	Word-pro Manual	6	Web Pages Piece by Piece
Unit 2b	Productivity Software: Spreadsheet	7	Portfolio Web Page
1	Introduction	Unit 5	Ethics and Issues
2	Home Budget	1	Current Issues
3	Year End Bash	2	Acceptable Use Policy
4	Music	3	Security
5	Breakeven
6	Informative Graphing		Final Project
7	Scroll Bars		E-Commerce Web Site
8	Misleading Graphs
9	Pivot Tables
10	Combined Graphs with Two Sets of Data
11	Present and Future Value
12	Thermometer/Speedometer
Project	Mega File

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