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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

AI prompts for upper primary learners.

📝 3 ICT/Basic Digital Literacy practice tests with answers →
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Planning a questionnaire about my classmates'...

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Why spreadsheets are useful for organising information

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Why formulas are faster than adding numbers by hand

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Examples of AI I already use without noticing

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Why recommendation systems are not always right for me

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Why I should tell an adult before clicking an...

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Why I should never share my home address online

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Why keeping my device's apps updated matters

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Backing up my important files and data safely

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Check My Understanding of Counting how many times a loop runs

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Check My Understanding of Lining up my text left, centre and right

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Check My Understanding of Why a device slows down when it is full

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Check My Understanding of Naming a bookmark so that I can find it

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Check My Understanding of Why a school keeps its pupils in a database

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Check My Understanding of A format check

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Check My Understanding of Telling an adult when something worries me

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Check My Understanding of Reading a diagram of a home network

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Check My Understanding of An output a board can switch on

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Check My Understanding of Keeping my information safe on a shared computer

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Check My Understanding of Asking a map for directions

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