David Sugden ITQ for Accessible IT Practice -Level 2 -Level 3 -Level 3

ITQ for Accessible IT practice Level 3 3 CORE Units 3 Optional Units (from a choice of 8) 3 Optional Units (from a choice of 8)

Core Units User Fundamentals looks at basics in using a computer including how to effectively use all the accessibility options within a Windows or Mac environment. Text-to-Speech software looks at a range of free, simple-to-use tools. CriteriaCriteria Improving productivity using IT draws all units together and it’s the Mandatory Unit in ITQ regardless of the ‘flavour’.

Optional Units 1.Word Processing software 2.Presentations software 3.Website Software (Level 1) 4.Spreadsheet software 5.Using the Internet 6.Using Audio 7.Xerte software (Specialist)

Optional Example Word processing SimDis iPadio ATT & T

ITQ ‘core’ evidence ITQ ‘core’ evidence (example) Level 2 –The Text to Speech Grid showing features & functions etc. –Produce an instructional guide for an IT user and include troubleshooting advice for that TTS software –Create at least 2 sound files with the accompanying document and present to learners/others –Gather feedback from IT user and reflect on their comments Level 3 –The Text to Speech Grid showing features & functions etc. –Produce a flow-chart diagram for helping a learner select the best TTS solution for them in a particular context –Create at least 3 sound files using different TTS options and critically compare quality and fit for purpose –Gather feedback from IT user and reflect on their comments

Remember: An ITQ level 3 is currently funded to the tune of £800. You can go it alone via TechDis You can use Accredited Trainers But – You need your exams/staff dev team to be on the ball Links used - ITQ info from eSkills - TechDis ITQ intro - TechDis ITQ - Example workbook

David Sugden ITQ for Accessible IT Practice ITQ for Accessible IT Practice