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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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Examples of AI I already use without noticing

Act as my Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Ask me to explain examples of AI I already use

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What a recommendation system is on apps like YouTube

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The difference between something written by a...

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Clues that a picture might have been made by AI

Act as my Digital Literacy quiz master for Primary 5. Ask me 3 short questions about clues

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How AI learns to write by studying lots of human...

Pretend you are my Digital Literacy teacher for Primary 5. Teach me how AI learns to write

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What a padlock icon in the browser address bar means

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Using bookmarks to visit safe websites quickly

Pretend you are my Digital Literacy teacher for Primary 5. Teach me using bookmarks to vis

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What personal data means, with simple examples

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The parts of an email: to, subject and message

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Telling a trusted adult about a strange online message

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The difference between a joke and online bullying

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What digital wellbeing means

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The sprite list and the stage Game Time

You are my friendly Primary 5 computing teacher. Play a short game with me about the sprit

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Step-by-Step: Adding a new sprite to my project

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The green flag and when it starts a script Game Time

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Step-by-Step: Building my first sequence of three blocks

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True and false in a condition Game Time

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Step-by-Step: Wrapping a repeat block round two blocks

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The set block and the change block Game Time

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Step-by-Step: Showing a variable on the stage

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