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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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📝 3 ICT/Basic Digital Literacy practice tests with answers →
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743 prompts matching "Step-by-Step: Building my first sequence of three blocks"

Try This at Home: Recording a sound of my own

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Try This at Home: Drawing my own sprite on paper first

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Step by Step: Setting up a small network on paper

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Step by Step: Connecting a device to a wireless network

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Spot My Mistake: An event block left off the top of a script

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Step by Step: Starting a new project in Scratch

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Step by Step: Reasoning out why a script behaves as it does

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Step by Step: Setting a cipher wheel to a key letter

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Step by Step: Choosing a computer for a small shop

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Step by Step: Joining two computers into the smallest network

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Step by Step: Working out whether a network is local or wide

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Step by Step: Attaching a file and sending it

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Step by Step: Making a sprite turn and change direction

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Step by Step: Sending a short message politely

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Staying Safe: What your teacher expects of you

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Learn About Which of the two you use directly

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Learn About A practical task on the three

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Comparing The same steps in two different orders

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Comparing A computer of fifty years ago and one of today

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Comparing A shift of one and a shift of thirteen

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