ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

You are my friendly Primary 5 computing teacher. Ask me five quick questions on planning the scenes of my story, one at a time. Wait for each answer, tell me kindly whether I am right, and give me my score at the end.

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain what the web is to me step by step, using a device I might really have at home or at school. Check I have followed each step, then set me one question to try.

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Teach me how the Caesar cipher shifts each letter in small steps I can follow on a school computer, with an example from Nigerian life. Check I have understood each step before you go on.

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and explain how the internet works using a simple story, like letters passing through many post offices before reaching their destination.

You are my Primary 4 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain a bug in an animation algorithm to me step by step, using a device I might really have at home or at school. Check I have followed each step, then set me one question to try.

Pretend you are my Primary 5 tutor. I want to practise explaining the types and classes of computers back to you in my own words, like I am teaching my little sister, and I want you to check if I explained it well.