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Unit 5 A1, C1, D1: Review: catalogue, needs and review

This is the first page of the lesson. Read it and have a go at the activities. The rest is in the full lesson.

60 minutes

Tutoring that outgrew its tools

Willow Tutoring is a made-up centre with six tutors and about 80 pupils. It started with a shared diary and a phone. Now parents want online booking, and tutors want to share lesson notes.

The owner asks you: what do we have, what do we need and how will we know it works? This lesson helps you revise the answers.

By the end of this lesson

Note

I can read a catalogue, find the needs and review a recommended change for a small organisation.

Key words

WordWhat it means
IT servicea task an organisation does with the help of IT
IT service cataloguea list of IT services and what each needs
IT service life cycleidentify, design and manage a service, then repeat
Stakeholdera person or group affected by a decision
Requirementsomething a service must have or do
Contextthe facts around a decision
Alternativeanother choice that could do the job
Justifygive reasons that support a choice

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Starter: what you already know

Have a go

Starter: what you already know

4 questions
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Your answers are marked here and are not kept. A college account keeps every student’s marks.

Read the catalogue first

Here is the Willow Tutoring catalogue. Read each row. Ask what job the service does, who uses it, what it needs and whether it still fits.

A catalogue shows what you have. Needs show what is missing or weak. A review asks how well the change would fix it.

Willow Tutoring catalogue

Service nameWhat it is forWho uses itWhat it needs
Shared diaryShows tutor timesTutors, officeA shared calendar, tablets
Parent emailSends news to parentsOffice, parentsEmail accounts, a contact list
Lesson notesKeeps notes for each pupilTutorsShared storage, laptops
Fee recordsRecords who has paidOwnerA spreadsheet on one computer
IT helpFixes problemsAll staffA part-time helper

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Check

Have a go

Check

3 questions
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Your answers are marked here and are not kept. A college account keeps every student’s marks.

The lesson goes on

7 more parts of this lesson are in the full lesson, which colleges teach from the Library. A college account gives your students all of it.