The Wood Joints Animation package is part of the KS3 Design and Technology and the KS4 Design and Resistant Materials Technology software packages and is also included in the Structures software package.
The Wood Joints Animation package illustrates:
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The package also includes:
- Workshop safety rules
- Workshop safety in detail
- Risk assessment exercises
Learning Objectives
Students will learn that:
- solid timber is very absorbent at its ends
- the end of solid timber has "end grain"
- gluing to end grain results in a weak joint
- the aim of wood joints is to:
- glue to the sides of timber whenever possible
- include a mechanical joint
- joints are designed for particular purposes
- there are a range of standard joints that are adapted for specific purposes.
With regard to safety, students will learn:
- safety rules
- designer's safety responsibility
- risk assessment
- safety rules and defined procedures
- hazard warnings and instructions
- safe materials
- safe storage of materials
- tool safety
- safety features on tools
- safe working practices
- safe working area
- product safety
- to write risk assessments.
This product is suitable for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 students.
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Minimum System Requirements |
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| Disk space: | 1.13MB |
| Platform: | PC. |
| Minimum screen resolution: | 800 x 600 |
| OS Compatibility: | Microsoft Windows 2000 and later |
| Browser: | Any |
| Media: | Download |
| Unzip software: | Any |
Note: Two versions in one package.
The Wood Joints Animation package contains two versions of the product. One version has installer software for installing the product onto a computer hard drive. The other version is a CD version. The CD version has autorun files that make it suitable for copying onto CDs. The CD version is intended for schools that have paid for a school site licence to copy the software onto CDs for pupils enrolled at their school (only) and for it to be a convenient way for teachers to take the software into classrooms with an interactive white board.
Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs)
The files in the CD version folder make it easy to select individual files that you may want to load into a VLE.