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Information and Software Technology

In 2003 six Information and Software Technology teachers from NSW public schools participated in professional development and began preparing school-based course plans and units of work for this subject. These materials are presented in school folders below.

Arthur Phillip High School

Georges River College: Hurstville Boys Campus

Rutherford Technology High

School Southern Cross School

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