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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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745 prompts matching "Computing Challenge: Planning an algorithm for a morning routine"

Spotting patterns to solve a number puzzle faster

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Using if-then thinking to solve a riddle

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How logical steps help me win a guessing game

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How a webpage travels from a server to my screen

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What a web browser does

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How computers around the world are connected together

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Why the internet is sometimes called a network of...

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The job of the CPU, the 'brain' of the computer

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What a motherboard does

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Converting my age into a binary number

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Why computers 'think' in only two digits

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How much storage a photo or a song might use

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How a gaming console differs from a school laptop

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Special-purpose computers found in hospitals

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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 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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