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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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AI Safety Talk: Reading what a survey shows

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain reading what a survey shows to me s

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Safety Check: What a parent would say about it

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain what a parent would say about it to

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Safety Check: How it looks and how it reads

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain how it looks and how it reads to me

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Quick Quiz on How a deepfake is made

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Ask me five questions on how a deepfake is

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Breaking Down The Maze Game

I am in Primary 6. Teach me how to break the maze game down into smaller tasks, like movin

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Detecting The Finish

I am in Primary 6. Teach me how a maze game program checks whether the player has reached

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When To Ask A Teacher First

I am in Primary 6. Teach me why I should check with my teacher about whether I'm allowed t

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The scores and counters in the games I play In Real Life

You are my friendly Primary 6 computing teacher. Show me where I would meet the scores and

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Quiz: How Many Times Will It Repeat?

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and give me 5 short repeat block examples with differe

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Check My Understanding Of How a model uses formulas to answer a question

You are my friendly Primary 6 computing teacher. Check whether I really understand how a m

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Explain What the web is

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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.

Spot My Mistake: The address bar

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain the address bar to me with one mist

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Hands-On Task: The back and forward buttons

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Set me a hands-on task on the back and forw

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Game Challenge: The internet as a WAN

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Turn the internet as a WAN into a short gam

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Explain What connects one to the other

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Picture This: Choosing which of the two you would need

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on choosing which of the two y

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Spot My Mistake: Checking a wiki against another source

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain checking a wiki against another sou

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Hands-On Task: The SUM function

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Set me a hands-on task on the SUM function

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Game Challenge: The AutoSum button

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Turn the AutoSum button into a short game w

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Hands-On Task: How much text belongs on a slide

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Set me a hands-on task on how much text bel

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