These tutorials cover some Basic techniques used in Python. I have removed as many of the personal references as possible, but one or two remain. The Pseudocode used is that published by AQA for use in GCSE examinations. They are animation-heavy as I use a presentation remote, so you may wish to disable some custom animations. Note: These were made using Python 3.3 The students were taught how to install and run Python before and also had some time playing around with simple sums in the shell

Exploring network Topologies. I like the students to make the networks using eachother as node and string to connect the nodes in the various topologies. They can then 'investigate' the pros and cons.

Covering basic hardware, system diagram, input and output devices - aimed at AQA GCSE Computer Science.

Intended for AQA GCSE Computer Science, covering peer-to-peer and client-server models, HTTP and TCP protocols (including 3-step handshake), and thick an thin clients.