Digital Technologies

Data Handling|KS2|ICT|Elementary Grades 3-6|Ages 8-11 years. Free to use educational fun activities, kids games, lesson plans, Power Point presentations, worksheets and printable teaching resources, teach ICT/data handling on white boards or PCs. Ideal for parents and teachers, for home or classroom use.

Data Handling|KS2|ICT|Elementary Grades 3-6|Ages 8-11 years. Free to use educational fun activities, kids games, lesson plans, Power Point presentations, worksheets and printable teaching resources, teach ICT/data handling on white boards or PCs. Ideal for parents and teachers, for home or classroom use.

Looking at why checking information for mistakes is important and about how poor quality information can lead to unreliable results.

Looking at why checking information for mistakes is important and about how poor quality information can lead to unreliable results.

The resource demonstrates through animation the main parts of the spreadsheet and five basic types of formula including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and the average formula.

The resource demonstrates through animation the main parts of the spreadsheet and five basic types of formula including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and the average formula.

How to create a school newsletter that uses text for effect and allows pupils to insert graphics and sound.

How to create a school newsletter that uses text for effect and allows pupils to insert graphics and sound.

What's in the Hour-of-code? Try any of Tynker's 8 free Hour of Code tutorials: Puppy Adventure Mini - a Beginner coding puzzle Puppy Play Time - a free play activity for Beginners Lost in Space - a Beginner coding puzzle Sketch Racer - an Intermediate coding puzzle Space Zombies - an Intermediate Build-a-Game tutorial Puppy Adventure Complete - an Intermediate puzzle and debugging tutorial Math Art - an Intermediate tutorial to learn how to program to draw shapes. 15 block Challenge - a free play activity to spur creative juices. What do these tutorials teach? The puzzles are designed to teach students the basics of computer programming such as sequencing, repetition, and conditional logic. Students solve each puzzle by connecting visual code blocks to achieve a goal.

Many resources in a variety of formats for classroom use

A GCSE revision and recap resource for ICT systems.

The Parts of a Computer System &;What is a Computer?

Phil Tulga has a musical activity coding words as morse, and then writing music with it. Morse uses the idea from information theory that more probable symbols should have shorter codes, so there's computer science in that too!