Tasmania TCE Everyday Adult Standard - Use of Computers and the Internet case studies
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The Use of Computers and the Internet Standard is one of the four Everyday Adult Standards within the Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE). It confirms that a learner can use computers and the internet at the level expected of an adult in everyday life, work and further study. The Tasmania TCE Everyday Adult Standard - Use of Computers and the Internet case studies are 5 cases and about 2,467 words.
1The Portfolio That Missed the Standard by One Strand
Priya is a Year 12 student at a Tasmanian college aiming to complete the TCE. She has passed four TASC courses and believes her Use of Computers and the Internet Standard is secure because she used spreadsheets, email and web research throughout her studies.
542 words, about 3 min2Recognition Through Another Standard: Does It Transfer?
Marcus has completed the TCE with strong results but is anxious because he never sat a dedicated computers course. He achieved the standard for Everyday Adult Reading, Writing and Communication, and also the standard for Everyday Adult Mathematics, both through his English and Maths courses.
498 words, about 2 min3The Safety Net Test After a Failed Evidence Audit
Chloe is in her final year and wants to complete the TCE. In Week 6 of Term 4 her teacher conducts an evidence audit and finds her computing evidence covers word processing and email well, but there is nothing on spreadsheets, file management, or evaluating internet sources.
468 words, about 2 min4When Coursework Evidence and the Standard Diverge
A college is reviewing whether a new digital technologies course can carry students to the Use of Computers and the Internet Standard. The course is project-based: students design a website, edit video, and write code.
460 words, about 2 min5The Mature-Age Student Piecing Together a Pathway
Dev is a mature-age student returning to study to complete the TCE. He is confident with email and social media but has rarely used spreadsheets or formal file structures, and he is unsure how the standards fit together.
499 words, about 2 min