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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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Let Me Explain How a message travels without a cable

I am in Primary 4. I have just learnt about how a message travels without a cable in my co

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Comparing A computer of fifty years ago and one of today

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a computer of fifty

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Let Me Explain Why a cable can carry a message

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Comparing A desktop and a laptop

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Let Me Explain Why a computer needs exact instructions

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Let Me Explain What happens to a message after I press send

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Comparing A shift of one and a shift of thirteen

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Let Me Explain Why a wired network is usually faster

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Comparing Typing with two fingers and typing with all ten

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Comparing A code and a cipher

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Comparing Repeating ten times and repeating forever

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Comparing An instruction a person understands and one a computer needs

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Comparing Changing a costume and changing a sprite

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Comparing Radio waves, microwaves and infrared

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Let Me Explain How costumes make a sprite seem to move

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Let Me Explain Why order matters to a computer

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Comparing Talking face to face and talking online

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Let Me Explain What an event is in Scratch

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Comparing One big problem and four small ones

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Learn About How the Caesar cipher shifts each letter

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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.