This is a 72 page educational booklet with colouring sheets, fun facts, wequest, quiz, spot the difference and a whole lot more. Pages can be printed individually or as part of a collection. Ideal for lessons, cover work or individual reflection work. The primary goal of the book is to introduce young people to computer science. This edition begins with computer hardware. Its goal is to actively engage young readers through a variety of activities. It is a book full of knowledge about computers that is appropriate for students in key stages 2 and 3. The following sections are included in the book: Different types of computers Hardware - internal and external Storage devices Ways to communicate between devices Did you know - Fun Facts Computing Jokes This book has a lot more than just colouring pages and is intended to encourage learning and exploration.

These are series of introductory online/virtual lessons for Unit R082 useful during lockdown. Covers: Introduction to Digital Graphics (Over 25 slides in the PPT) Target Audience and Colour (Over 25 slides in the PPT) Graphic Composition (Over 25 slides in the PPT) Client Brief and Client Brief Part2 (Over 40 slides in the PPT) File Formats (Over 25 slides in the PPT) File Formats Part 2 (Over 30 slides in the PPT) There are 7 lessons included.

Exploring a career in the IT Industry Booklet This scenario based booklet (which is editable), encourages students to explore the process of finding and starting a job in the IT sector, through a series of Theory and Tasks. User needs – what are the users’ requirements. Different types of jobs Job titles and job roles Looking at job advertisements The IT industry Personal skills & qualities Different Types of Organisations Researching Local IT Organisations This booklet is suitable for year 9 to 11 students. Summary of Learning Outcomes Completing this booklet will enable you tot: Find out about the different types of jobs available within the sector Investigate the different types of organisation and venues in the sector Consider the relationship between lifestyle and job choices.

LO: Be able to produce an algorithm using pseudocode. Lesson powerpoint and Student work booklet included

“Binary and Linear searching algorithms This resource includes a lesson plan, Powerpoint Presentation and Student Work Booklet Resource NOT INCLUDED is Large Playing Cards.