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Searching for documents on the web site.
You can search the site for relevant information by entering a keyword into the search box and click the submit button.
The search will return results for the keyword in document title and then by the document description.
Each time the keyword is found it will appear highlighted in the results under the search area, e.g. the key word plan could return a result shown below:
Action Plan - St. Angela's Primary School
Primary school project action plan for supporting new scheme teachers.
You can refine the search to information which may be relevant to you by using the additional specific pull-down menus in the 'Advanced search' option. Using the 'Advanced Search' option results can be 'filtered' by Sector, location (geographical), School (school type e.g. Primary, Secondary etc) and Project Planning.
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To view any document, click on the hyper link and follow the options set in you web browser. These settings will vary from the computer being used (IBM/PC or Apple Macintosh) to the browser itself (e.g. MS Internet Explorer, Fire fox, Safari)
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To view any download and save a document using a two/three button mouse, right click on the hyper link and select Save Target as.... A new window will appear (IBM/PC or Apple Macintosh) and will let you select where to 'save' the file on your computer.
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About
The About section of this site contains background information on this AGQTP NSW cross-sectoral activity.
Site map
As the name suggests a 'site map' is a hypertext linked map of this web site. The site map page can be accessed from any page on the web site, showing all the information in an hierarchical position.
Accessibility
The Accessibility link contains the official accessibility statement for the AGQTP NSW Taking Professional Standards into Practice Internet site.
Contacts
This page contains information on how to contact the various education sectors involved in this activity.
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