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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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717 prompts matching "Explain The school rule on using AI"

How the keyboard, mouse and monitor work together

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain how the keyboard, mouse and m

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Changing the design theme of my whole presentation

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Planning a questionnaire about my classmates'...

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The difference between a paper map and an online map

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The difference between a recommendation and a fact

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Asking a parent before typing personal details into...

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Why I should never open an email from someone I...

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The difference between a joke and online bullying

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The choices we make when it rains or shines in Real Life

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Step-by-Step: Writing a rule for a phone number

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The rules a website sets for a password in Real Life

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The forms that ask for my parents' details in Real Life

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Step-by-Step: Finding my school on an online map

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Step-by-Step: Drawing the route from my house to my school

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Term 1 Revision 6: The Animated Story Project & Scratch Sprites

Act as my Primary 5 Computing tutor and give me 3 tricky revision riddles about the animat

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Term 1 Explain It Back: Scratch Sprites & Variables and Scores

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Term 3 Revision Quiz: How the Internet Works & PINs and Passwords

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Term 3 Revision 6: Protecting Personal Information & How The Internet Works

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Term 3 Revision 7: Introduction To Gps & The Internet Of Things

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Explain Computer Types to My Teddy

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Pretend you are my Primary 5 tutor. I want to practise explaining the types and classes of computers back to you in my own words, like I am teaching my little sister, and I want you to check if I explained it well.