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Read a Technical Texts

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http://www.tes.co.uk/ks1-ict-primary-teaching-resources/

Some good resources on thuis site.

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Humour makes things memorable...

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I found this very useful for KS1 planning. Could be good to share with colleagus too!

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I have used this website and they have some nice resources for computing.

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KS1 Computing & ICT Teaching Resources - Page 1

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Computing teaching resources for Key Stage 1. Created for teachers, by teachers! Professional Subjects teaching resources.

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I decided to create some more posters explaining some of the computing vocabulary we will be using in our next unit - creating wiki pages.

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Candace Edwin - Information Processing Cycle

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Candace Edwin - Information Processing Cycle

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The data (ingredients) is input, the person is the program i.e the set of instructions to solve the problem, the sandwich is the output(meaningful information) which can be stored for later use (sandwich wrapped in foil)

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Lesson plan for Reception Class.

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an infographic done with easel.ly on algorithm

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I like Taxedo for creating word clouds.  Students have them in front of them in discussions and this encourages them to use correct terminology.  They highlight words as they feel comfortable and confident with them so it tracks their understanding too.

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Terminology bingo

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This is a google doc - saved as Word - which contains a rubric of assessment for Yr 8 students.

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I found this image which gives several words related to computing.

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E-safety / cyber bullying / grooming etc are all very relevant to our pupils in 2014.

If you don't have a CEOP trained adult in your school, is there one in a neighbouring school who might help you plan lessons? Or is there a CEOP trained police or PCS officer locally who would come in and work with the children?

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Our ICT tools

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Something to keep in mind, and on the wall of your Computing Room ;)

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Flash movie, drag items in to see if they are components or not

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By: Fahim Surani: Tutorials for beginners

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By: Fahim Surani: Tutorials for beginners

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Learn the basic concepts of Computer Science with drag and drop programming. This is a game-like, self-directed tutorial starring video lectures by Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies. Learn repeat-loops, conditionals, and basic algorithms. Available in 34 languages.
Ages 6-106 | Modern browsers, smartphones, tablets

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Hour of Code

This year, we're taking Hour of Code to new heights by offering coding opportunities that encompass both artificial intelligence (AI) and non-AI components.

Want to keep learning? Go beyond an hour

Teachers: Host an hour or read the How-To Guide

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Use computer science to explore and learn about AI!

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Jayne Luckett - Blockbusters game for GCSE Computing glossary

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Jayne Luckett - Blockbusters game for GCSE Computing glossary

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Damien Ebdon-Walker - Abstraction

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Ricardo Fabio - Object Oriented Programming

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Ricardo Fabio - Object Oriented Programming

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This is an homework example for my students at school (in spanish).

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www.teachthought.com

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I made these images to help teach the way in which Scratch sets its game window origin (0,0) to the center rather than the way a conventional map sets the origin in the bottom left.

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This is a good image to show to pupils what the internet is.

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Help us keep kids safe and responsible online.

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Algorithm

A precise step by step method for solving a problem

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Step-by-step instructions for students on using Pinnacle Studio to create videos demonstrating prepositions (including labels, music and narration).

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Computer Terms Wordsearch made using the glossary

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http://edtools.mankindforward.com/crosswords

I use this as a revision tool, I created the crossword called computer vocabulary as an example

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Here is my todays post in my web: a thinglink with computing resources. Hope you like it!

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Por fin en nuestro país han decidido dar un paso adelante y comenzar las enseñanzas de programación desde este curso 2014, programando desde secundaria. Poco a poco llegará a todos los estudiantes a partir de la ESO de manera oficial y es algo que hay que reconocer esperábamos hace muchísimo tiempo. En Genbeta ya nos ponían al corriente de cómo estaban los planes de estudio en diferentes países.

Aunque no tengo muy claro la manera en cómo se va a implantar la asignatura, quizá demasiado especializada en unos temas y poco en otros habrá que darle una oportunidad. Está claro que aprender programando es la idea. Justo esta semana salía ala luz la plataforma que se va a emplear: CodeMadrid.

No podemos dejar de obviar que nuestros niños nacen con una tecnología con múltiples posibilidades y que son ellos mismos los que acaban "cayendo" en ese mundo. Y si no que se lo pregunten a todos aquellos que juegan a Minecraft, Floors, etc.

Por mi parte me he permitido dejaros una imagen interactiva de Thinglink con recursos para aprender programación y código para todos los niveles, muchos de ellos perfecto para el aula incluso de infantil.

Nuestros estudiantes deben conocer lo que les ofrece su entorno de manera que puedan desarrollar un proyecto de vida acorde a sus posibilidades. No se trata de que desaparezcan determinados grados, más especializados que de lo que va a tratar la asignatura de programación, se trata de iniciarles en un mundo de lenguajes, códigos y estructuras que necesitarán conocer para la mayoría de opciones profesionales que saldrán en el futuro. No somos adivinos pero es que ya lo tenemos encima.

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Programando desde Secundaria - Agora Abierta

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Por fin en nuestro país han decidido dar un paso adelante y comenzar las enseñanzas de programación desde este curso 2014, programando desde secundaria. Poco a poco llegará a todos los estudiantes a partir de la ESO de manera oficial y es algo que hay que reconocer esperábamos hace muchísimo tiempo.

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From http://philmacoun.ca/ I have yet to create something with students, but this is a simple infographic that might be useful.

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Our handbook on the responsible use of technology

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This is a map created with my students about responsable use of technologies

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We have a SMART display to remind children about e-safety in our ICT room similar to this one...

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Perfect..

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Computer Vocabulary

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Here is my idea to introduce the meaning of Internet.

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Here's a game for matching file extensions created with 2DIY from 2Simple.

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The 2Do it Yourself program by 2Simple is brilliant for making teaching games such as pairs or matching games. Saves as SWF files. Children from Reception upwards can make their own games and change setting etc to personalise them. So much learning going on but the children just think they're playing. I must say when they play this one it sounds like a herd of sheep has arrived in the classroom.

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Tynker.com Provided activities for the "Hour of Code"; this US site has good "learn coding" tutorials for kids, teachers can start with free stuff.

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Tynker is the #1 Kids Coding Platform where millions have learned to code. Kids learn to code as they make apps and games, mod Minecraft, fly drones, command robots, create augmented reality games, learn Python, JavaScript, and so much more.

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I couldn't find anything quite as good as Katharine's illustrated glossary but thought this was a bit of fun:

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE ICT. Activity about system flowcharts.

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This looks like a great online glossary from the BBC.

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BBC - WebWise - BBC - WebWise - A to Z Glossary

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Here's a link to a coding activity I used with my KS2 pupils as a way to model how they could build and debug basic code to create their own 'flappy bird' game.

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A brilliant video made by children to explain what an algorithm is!

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Pharrell Williams - Happy - The Algorithms make you happy version

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Let's not forget the open source community when teaching, or we'll end up with yet another generation of MS-adicts. http://opensource.com/education/14/1/teaching-kids-linux

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Enhance your practice and subject knowledge as a primary or secondary school teacher of Computing.

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I've found this to be a useful website for helping children get into coding.

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Debug Monkey

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Asma. This has useful information on general internet safety.

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Asma. This has useful information on general internet safety.

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Working with online safety experts, we're here to provide parents & carers with guidance, advice and support to keep children safe online | Internet Matters

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Useful sites with multiple activities available or ease of creation:

www.quia.com/web

http://quizlet.com/

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Bernaerts Family Site bodhizazen.com Easy Linux Tips For Beginners gizmo's freeware HowTo: Use The cat Command In Linux / UNIX Linux Home Networking LXer Psychocats' Ubuntu GNU/Linux Resources Ubuntu Geek Ubuntu Sharing Unix Lore UbuntuHandbook The Linux Kernel Archives The Geek Stuff Ubuntu Genius

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This website has some free software that allows you to create flash based quizzes that are really good for starters, plenaries or even revision: http://www.contentgenerator.net/

I have uploaded a small quiz to illustrate :)

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Great website with loads of lesson plan ideas and resources for teaching computer science

http://www.code-it.co.uk/

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Put these posters on your wall around the room. Children solve one question then move onto the next question based on the answer of the previous question.

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E-Safety idea:

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Clara: My own Flipboard magazine with computing resources

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Clara: My own Flipboard magazine with computing resources

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Código, programación, apps builders on Flipboard

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By Agora Abierta | Herramientas y recursos para aprender codigo y programación de apps y otros

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Clara: Digital Literacy Infographic for classroom

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Clara: Digital Literacy Infographic for classroom

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Computing Glossary for Classroom Copy | Piktochart Visual Editor

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The glossary from earlier lesson as a PDF

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I have plenty of resources on my website www.gallteach.com

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Futurelab was set-up in 2001 with start-up funding from the Department for Education. Our initial remit was to capitalise on the UK's strength in digital media and content to enhance the learning...

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Paul OK : How to get started with your tablet for dummies

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http://www.abcya.com/cup_stack_typing_game.htm