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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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551 prompts matching "A message decoded with the wrong shift"

Spot My Mistake: The programmer

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain the programmer to me with one mista

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Teach It Back: The graphic designer

I am in Primary 6. I have just been taught the graphic designer in my Digital Literacy les

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What To Do If Something Feels Wrong

I am in Primary 6. Explain the steps I should take if I see something suspicious or scary

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How Does Data Travel On The Internet?

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and explain in easy steps how a message or picture tra

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Respectful Messages Online

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and teach me what respectful communication online look

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Introducing The Repeat Block

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and explain what the 'repeat' block does in Scratch an

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What Is A model made with a spreadsheet?

You are my friendly Primary 6 computing teacher. Tell me what a model made with a spreadsh

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Predict The Sprite's Choice

Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and describe a Scratch script that uses an if/else blo

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Act as my Primary 6 Computing tutor and describe 5 short broken Scratch scripts to me and

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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.

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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Hands-On Task: The size of each of the two

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Set me a hands-on task on the size of each

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Explain What connects one to the other

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain what connects one to the other to m

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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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Hands-On Task: Navigating with links

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Set me a hands-on task on navigating with l

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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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Explain Collecting the answers

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain collecting the answers to me step b

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Quick Quiz on The beginning of the story

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Ask me five questions on the beginning of t

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Hands-On Task: The ending of the story

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

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Picture This: Showing the finished animation

You are my Primary 6 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on showing the finished animat

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