Making Our School Children Responsible Digital Citizens

Social media is something that attracts one and all. Children need to be taught that they should be careful about the information they are putting on these sites, who can access the information and that it is uncool and unsafe to chat with strangers. You can also teach them how to make their personal information available only to their peer group.

CBSE Class 12th Informatics Practices (IP) Question Paper March 2015

Find CBSE Class 12th Informatics Practices Question Sample Paper for March 2015. Get the idea that what types of questions can been asked in the coming cbse class 12th board exam 2015 for  Informatics Practices question. The pattern in which the Question Paper is set is quite different from the manner in which the course structure is defined actually.

Henceforth, students need to identify these gaps and catch up where the textbooks left off, if they want to get acquainted with the examination pattern. This not only helps them prepare for exams in a better manner but also helps them in understanding the depth with which a topic should be studied.

XII IP Sample Board Paper March 2015.pdf

All the Best dear children.

CBSE Senior Secondary (XII) Date Sheet announced

The eagerly awaited CBSE board exam date sheet is now available. While both Class 10th and Class 12th exams begin from 2nd March 2015 Class 10th exams will finish by 26th March 2015 and Class 12th will finish on 17 April 2015. The good news for Informatics Students is that, they have a good gap of 7 days to prepare themselves for the final test. The complete date-sheet is as follows -


Monday,02nd March, 2015 - ENGLISH CORE 301
Wednesday,04th March, 2015 -  BUSINESS STUDIES 054
Monday,09th March, 2015 - PHYSICS 042
Tuesday,10th March, 2015 - HISTORY 027
Thursday,12th March, 2015 - CHEMISTRY 043
Saturday,14th March, 2015 - HINDI ELECTIVE 002
Saturday,14th March,2015 -  HINDI CORE 302
Wednesday,18th March, 2015 -  MATHEMATICS 041
Friday,20th March, 2015 - ECONOMICS 030
Monday,23rd March, 2015 - BIOLOGY 044
Friday,27th March, 2015 - INFORMATICS PRAC. 065
 COMPUTER SCIENCE 083

Monday,30th March, 2015 - PHYSICAL EDUCATION 048
Monday,06th April, 2015 - ACCOUNTANCY 055
Wednesday,08th April, 2015 - GEOGRAPHY 029
Friday,10th April, 2015 - PAINTING 049


Though every care has been taken in the compilation of the above date sheet, still date-sheet issued by CBSE on http://cbse.nic.in/welcome.htm  must be considered to be final.

On 8 April Microsoft will end support for the venerable Windows XP operating system. That means no more security patches, software updates or bug fixes for the software.

It's an event that Microsoft has been warning people and businesses about for months. And it is one that hi-tech thieves have been looking forward to as those digital protections start to diminish.

In a bid to get users shifting over to a more modern version of windows, Microsoft has created a website that tells people if they are, or are not, running the software and on 8 March will make a pop-up warning appear on the screens of those who are still using it.

Microsoft is also working with some other software firms to help people work out how to update and upgrade and has made tools that transfer data and settings over to a new version of Windows so the switch is as painless as possible.

Long life

Windows XP (for "eXPerience") went on sale in October 2001 and has proved remarkably resilient.

Figures from market research firm Net Applications suggest that it was the most widely used Microsoft operating system until August 2012 when it was overtaken by Windows 7.

The software is still popular in many government departments and some studies suggest the majority of the world's cash machines still run it.

Under that life cycle Microsoft commits to providing different levels of support for software products depending on their age and that of the products that succeed them.

Delays in the versions of Windows that came after XP extended the support life for the operating system. Add to this the hard work it takes for companies to get applications running on new versions of Windows and its no surprise that companies have stuck with it.