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DT Online aims to provide a resource free at the point of use for all who are involved with Design and Technology education. | '''DT Online''' aims to provide a resource free at the point of use for all who are involved with '''[[Design and Technology]]''' education. | ||
Recommendations with regard to the choices of tools and processes are given on the basis of many years practice by experienced and | Recommendations with regard to the choices of tools and processes are given on the basis of many years practice by experienced and qualified D&T professionals but ultimately all users must make their own judgements on their suitability for the task in hand and their personal capabilities when using them. | ||
Whilst advice provided by DT Online may provide a useful and informed contribution to the creation of any locally enforced guidance with regard to safe practice, it | Whilst advice provided by '''DT Online''' may provide a useful and informed contribution to the creation of any locally enforced guidance with regard to safe practice, it should not be used to over-ride it. Additionally, '''DT Online''' will always defer to the latest advice provided by [http://shop.bsigroup.com/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030270862 '''"BS 4163:2014 Health and safety for design and technology in educational and similar establishments. Code of practice" '''] | ||
External links are provided in good faith but | External links are provided in good faith but '''DT Online''' cannot be held responsible for the content of external websites or any subsequent downloads. | ||
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In the event of any deviation from this policy being noted, you are invited to report the infringement by email to: [mailto:admin@dtonline.org '''DT Online''']. Any complaints found to be valid will result in the removal or accreditation of the material in question as appropriate. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 2 February 2016
DT Online aims to provide a resource free at the point of use for all who are involved with Design and Technology education.
Recommendations with regard to the choices of tools and processes are given on the basis of many years practice by experienced and qualified D&T professionals but ultimately all users must make their own judgements on their suitability for the task in hand and their personal capabilities when using them.
Whilst advice provided by DT Online may provide a useful and informed contribution to the creation of any locally enforced guidance with regard to safe practice, it should not be used to over-ride it. Additionally, DT Online will always defer to the latest advice provided by "BS 4163:2014 Health and safety for design and technology in educational and similar establishments. Code of practice"
External links are provided in good faith but DT Online cannot be held responsible for the content of external websites or any subsequent downloads.
Copyright Notice
Content displayed in DT Online is the original work of DT Online authors and released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike Licence and may include some illustrative material believed to be in the public domain or with licences covering their use (e.g. Creative Commons) or for which specific permission has been granted.
In the event of any deviation from this policy being noted, you are invited to report the infringement by email to: DT Online. Any complaints found to be valid will result in the removal or accreditation of the material in question as appropriate.