Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP)

The Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP) was an established and prestigious programme aimed at supporting and improving the teaching and learning of technology in schools and colleges. The Programme offered practical down-to-earth support for teaching technology in all parts of the UK. 

This resource collection contains a rich range of the TEP materials to support teachers:

112 Circuits - From cat flaps to steep gradient sensors , these specialist circuit diagrams are downloadable in Word format.

Clip Art Library - over 350 illustrations from TEP textbooks, downloadable in JPEG format.

Smart Materials - a number of short videos demonstrating the properties, and use, of a range of smart materials.

TEP Publications - a large selection of photocopiable guides and activity ideas for use in the design and technology classroom.

Wind Turbines - A GCSE engineering support project, including industrial case studies and class pack resources.

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112 Circuits

Produced by the Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP), this collection contains instructions that enable students to produce a range of electronic devices. Each of the resources contains a circuit diagram, component list and full explanation of how the circuit works. There are a range of topics covered and...

Clip Art Library

These Clip Art images have been produced by the Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP) and are a representative sample from the TEP clipart CD-ROM. Images are included in the following categories: Buildings, Circuits, Computing, Construction, Controlling, Drawing, Electrical components, Equipment, Generators,...

Smart Materials

This series of short films from the Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP) was produced to demonstrate the properties, and use, of a range of smart materials.

Smart materials are materials that have one or more properties that can be significantly changed in a controlled fashion by external stimuli, such as...

TEP Publications

These publications were produced as part of the Technology Enhancement Programme (TEP). TEP materials do not prescribe what should be taught, or how. TEP has absolute confidence in the professional judgement of teachers to selectively copy or edit the materials as they believe appropriate. These resources are...

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