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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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749 prompts matching "Digital Challenge: Checking an AI answer for yourself"

Backing up my important files and data safely

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain backing up my important files

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Step-by-Step: Building an if/else block that checks a score

You are my friendly Primary 5 computing teacher. Take me through building an if/else block

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The choices we make when it rains or shines in Real Life

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Step-by-Step: Changing the backdrop between scenes

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Step-by-Step: Opening a template and filling it in

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Step-by-Step: Adding a heading and a title

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The way a school notice is laid out in Real Life

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Step-by-Step: Opening a browser and visiting a website

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Step-by-Step: Searching for a picture for my project

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Step-by-Step: Changing the home page

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Step-by-Step: Opening a database and looking at a table

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Step-by-Step: Testing a form with wrong data on purpose

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Step-by-Step: Writing a rule for a phone number

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Step-by-Step: What to do when a stranger messages me

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Step-by-Step: Making a password I can remember but others cannot guess

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Step-by-Step: Finding my school on an online map

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Term 1 Revision 4: Repeat Loops & Making A Formatted Document

Act as my Primary 5 Computing tutor and check my understanding of Term 1 by asking me to e

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Term 1 Revision 6: The Animated Story Project & Scratch Sprites

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Term 2 Revision 6: Creating And Sorting A Database & Opening And Navigating A Web Browser

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Explain Computer Types to My Teddy

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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.