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250 prompts matching "BECE-style questions on adding a simple form with input boxes and a button"

Common mistakes: ENIAC, UNIVAC and the first electronic computers

Act as my JSS1 ICT teacher. Give me a statement or a worked example about ENIAC, UNIVAC an

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Explain it back: the telegraph and the electric telephone

I have just studied the telegraph and the electric telephone in my JSS1 ICT lesson. Let me

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Common mistakes: the difference between a drawing package and a photo-editing package

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Common mistakes: running a slide show and moving between slides

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Careers linked to the work of people who prepare presentations for Nigerian businesses

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Explain it back: how one message travels by messenger, by post and by e-mail

I have just studied how one message travels by messenger, by post and by e-mail in my JSS1

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Explain it back: data preparation: coding, sorting and verification

I have just studied data preparation: coding, sorting and verification in my JSS1 ICT less

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Explain it back: the fourth generation and the microprocessor

I have just studied the fourth generation and the microprocessor in my JSS1 ICT lesson. Le

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Common mistakes: matching each generation of computers to the years it covers

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Common mistakes: computers in agriculture and in weather forecasting

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Common mistakes: electrical safety: cables, sockets and earthing in the computer room

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Explain it back: a revision of the computer generations for my first-term test

I have just studied a revision of the computer generations for my first-term test in my JS

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Common mistakes: the first-term ICT topics I keep getting wrong

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Common mistakes: the advantages and the limitations of using a computer

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Common mistakes: saving my work in the right folder and under a sensible name

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Common mistakes: telling an input device from an output device

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Common mistakes: moving about a worksheet and selecting a range of cells

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Explain it back: the MAX, MIN and COUNT functions

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I have just studied the MAX, MIN and COUNT functions in my JSS1 ICT lesson. Let me explain it back to you in my own words, then tell me plainly what I got wrong or left out, and ask me one follow-up question to test whether I really understood it.

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Common mistakes: putting the steps of an algorithm in the wrong order

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Explain it back: high-level languages such as BASIC, Python, Java and C

I have just studied high-level languages such as BASIC, Python, Java and C in my JSS1 ICT

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