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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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How a gaming console differs from a school laptop

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Sorting computers I use at home by their purpose

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Why a calculator counts as a very simple...

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How a traffic light controller is a hidden computer

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Why a mouse is hardware but a game app is software

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What it does while you work

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Why you cannot touch software the way you touch...

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What happens when hardware has no software installed

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Why the order of steps matters when drawing with code

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Turning a triangle drawing into simple numbered steps

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Debugging a set of drawing instructions that went wrong

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Planning how a player wins or loses in my maze game

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Sketching a maze game storyboard

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Thinking about what makes a maze game fun to play

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Why splitting a maze game into parts makes coding...

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Testing each small part of my maze game before...

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Putting all the decomposed parts of my maze game...

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Naming variables sensibly so my code makes sense

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Using a variable to count how many times something...

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Why variables make games more interesting than...

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