Objectives: I will be able to apply my learning of previous lessons to a practical application.

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Objectives: I will be able to apply my learning of previous lessons to a practical application.

Task 1: Apply Yourself: In teams you must create a presentation to be shared with the class describing how Input and Output devices can be used in a given topic: You have 20 minutes LO: Applying learning to real situation

Apache helicopter Eye movement recognition (Input) Head up display (Output) Output Device! LO: Applying learning to real situation

Entertainment: Karen (The boss) Sam B Leon Defence: Jake (The boss) Nick M Disability: Tom (The boss) Sam K Joe Security: Ben (The boss) Darnell Adrian LO: Applying learning to real situation

Now place you work in U:\Mr Walker Writable\Y10 Comp LO: Applying learning to real situation