OCR GCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAMMING QUIZ A fun and engaging quiz on some of the programming elements of the OCR GCSE Computer Science paper 2. Your students can be in teams or work on their own and answer each of the questions from the PowerPoint. Round 1 - Algorithms Round 2 - Data Types & Programming Concepts Round 3 - Additional Programming Techniques Round 4 - Defensive Design & Maintainability Round 5 - Boolean Logic Finale - Solve the puzzle/problem You will have full access to the PPT, so you can edit and amend if you want to. Answers appear on the screen after each question. I use this with my year 10 and 11 classes and it helps them with their revision and retrieval.

TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE A worksheet to use as a one off lesson on designing a mobile phone for the future. Starter - wordsearch. Main - Listing the key features of a mobile phone. Main - Designing a mobile phone of the future.

NETWORK THREATS REVISION FLASHCARDS OCR GCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE A set of 14 handy pocket size flashcards for the Network Security topic. Front of flashcard has topic name/area with key question/statement. Back of flashcard is empty leaving room for students to write on for revision or retrieval. PDF format and are set to print as a label which will fit on a 15x10cm card. They can also be cut out and stuck onto card suitable for 15x10cm. GOES WITH NETWORK PREVENTION REVISION FLASHCARDS

NETWORK PREVENTION REVISION FLASHCARDS OCR GCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE A set of 14 handy pocket size flashcards for the Network Security topic. Front of flashcard has topic name/area with key question/statement. Back of flashcard is empty leaving room for students to write on for revision or retrieval. PDF format and are set to print as a label which will fit on a 15x10cm card. They can also be cut out and stuck onto card suitable for 15x10cm. GOES WITH NETWORK THREATS REVISION FLASHCARDS

R093 - TA1 - THE MEDIA INDUSTRY FLASHCARDS OCR CAMNAT Creative iMedia R093 A set of 16 handy pocket size flashcards for topic area 1. The front of the flashcard has topic name/area with key question/statement. Back of flashcard is empty leaving room for students to write on for revision or retrieval. PDF format and are set to print as a label which will fit on a 15x10cm card. They can also be cut out and stuck onto card suitable for 15x10cm.