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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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Try: Exploring fun and safe ways children can use AI text and image tools

Act as my Primary 4 Digital Literacy tutor and give me a fun activity or game to help me p

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Quiz: Why copying AI answers as my own is not honest

Act as my Primary 4 Digital Literacy tutor. Quiz me with 5 simple questions about why copy

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Check: Why I should always ask a teacher or parent before using AI for homework

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Learn: Why I should check AI answers instead of trusting them completely

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Try: Why I should never share personal information with an AI chatbot

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Learn: Telling my teacher when I have used AI to help with my work

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Quiz: Why being honest about using AI helps me learn better

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Computing Challenge: Listing the client devices I use

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Set me a computing challenge on listing t

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Comparing A computer on its own and a computer on a network

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a computer on its ow

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Picture This: A picture of a room-sized early computer

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Describe a picture or diagram of a pictur

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Quick Quiz on How computers grew smaller over time

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Ask me five quick questions on how comput

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Spot My Mistake: The first computers thought to be like today's laptops

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of the first computers

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Computing Challenge: Counting the devices on my school network

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Set me a computing challenge on counting

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Comparing A server and an ordinary computer

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a server and an ordi

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Picture This: A labelled picture of the Scratch window

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Describe a picture or diagram of a labell

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Comparing A computer of fifty years ago and one of today

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a computer of fifty

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Let Me Explain Why a cable can carry a message

I am in Primary 4. I have just learnt about why a cable can carry a message in my computin

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Picture This: A diagram of a cable joining two computers

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Describe a picture or diagram of a diagra

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The instructions on a school notice board in Real Life

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me where I would meet the instructio

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Comparing A desktop and a laptop

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a desktop and a lapt

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