I have created two posters /handout as study aids for students or they can be printed up as classroom displays. The poster/handouts are as follows: RAM - what is RAM, what is primary memory and types of RAM ROM - what is ROM and where ROM is used The files are in both PDF and JPEG for printing in color and for printing on a wide format printer.

As simple lesson that briefly introduces input devices. Pupils complete a starter activity, which matches a types of input devices to it’s definition and then working in pairs pupils will research and create a poster on how the device works. These posters can be shared on your schools VLE or they can be used in a classroom display. If pupils require an example of the technical detail they must go into then show them my video.

A lesson focusing on E-business with the task this may go over two lessons. Pupils will learn about: What an e-business is Physical and digital products Pros and cons of online shopping The task: Pupils will investigate elements of online shopping Price comparison sites Steps when buying online how to pay security issues A template of the leaflet is provided for pupils to follow.

A simple and straight forward guide that shows students and teachers how embed maps in an app. The guide demonstrates how to: How to set a marker Include information in the marker when it is clicked Push a button to find the location of a set place on the map The aim of the guide is to help teachers or give to students so they can work independently.

This will take two lessons due to the nature of the task. Starter: Pupils will watch a video recapping on optical, magnetic and solid state media Methodology: Pupils will learn about MIDI files and how the protocol works Task Pupils will complete an investigation task Plenary: Pupils will play a game of kahoot

2 lessons provided with tasks and success criteria on the powerpoints. Lesson 1: Shows a video of a chess champion being beaten by a computer A clear success criteria that can be displayed throughout the lesson A link provided to an online car fault diagnoses system Teacher methodology discussing what expert systems are the components and steps to setting up an expert systems Main task for students to be completed anyway the teacher wishes Lesson 2: Recap from previous lesson Teacher methodology on pros and cons of expert systems Examples of where expert systems are used Tasks for pupils to complete as a case students on one type of expert system

A guide showing the basic skills for Synfig open source animation software, which can be used as a replacement for CC animate. The guide teaches the skills on the syllabus for CIE A Level IT (9626) but can be used with any class. Teachers can use this to practice the skills needed quickly for teaching or the guide can be given to students so they can follow it independently and complete the activities at the end of each section to cement their knowledge.

A simple user guide on the basic skills that need to be covered for vector graphics in the CIE A level IT (9626) syllabus. The guide can be given to students to follow independently or for teachers to gain the skills needed for teaching. Each section has an activity for students to complete such as recreating the Hungry Caterpillar and pacman.

Pupils will decode facts from binary to ASCII and learn how characters are represented as numbers. Starter Using the ASCII table pupils will decode the objective for the lesson Lesson Pupils will learn about how the characters on the keyboard all have assigned numbers but some languages cannot be represented as ASCII. Pupils will learn about unicode and how emojis are represented. Task Depending on the ability of the group. Pupils can decode two or four facts (rest can be set as homework). They will convert binary to ASCII and them to character.

This lesson discusses the three main logic gates and the XOR and NOR gate. Students will create a truth table for each logic Pupils will then use a logic gate simulator to solve some problems

I have created to posters/revision sheets that can be printed as handouts or printed as classroom displays. The posters are as follows: The function of each logic gate and the truth tables The order of rank for building circuits Real life examples of where the three main logic gates are used I have attached PDF files and JPEG files.

I have created to posters/revision sheets that can be printed as handouts or printed as classroom displays. The posters are as follows: Data Transmission: Simplex, Duplex and Half Duplex Data Transmission: Asynchronous and Synchronous USB Connectors I have attached PDF files and JPEG files.

A whole lesson with starter and activities. The lesson contains the following: Starter: A link to a video explaining what cloud computing is Teacher Methodology: Using the powerpoint the teacher will explain: What cloud storage is The three common systems Class discussion: Learners can discuss and list pros and cons of using the cloud Answers for comparison provided Security of data with the cloud Potential data loss Examples of real life security issues with major cloud storage companies Activity: Pupils will complete a 5min lesson plan style worksheet investigate what cloud storage is, the public and private cloud, hybrid, risks and data security. An extension activity is included in the powerpoint.

A complete lesson on types of printers! Starter: Pupils will match the output device with the image Lesson: Pupils will learn about how inkjet and bubble jet printers work which include themal bubble and piezoelectric. Tasks Tasks one and two are description of how inkjet and laser jet printers work. You need to cut the statements up and get pupils to put them in the correct order. Task three (needs to be printed or downloaded on word) allows to pupils to investigate 3D printers. Plenary: There is a link to a kahoot game in the notes of the powerpoint.

A bundle of lessons and exercises for pupils to learn emerging technologies quickly. Each lesson has a powerpoint and mapping exercises. Technologies Covered: 4G and 5G High Definition TV Biometrics QR Codes Computer Assisted Translation Vision Enhancement Cloud Computing Augmented Reality Robotics Artificial Intelligence

A user guide for App Inventor that shows students how to use the TinyDB component in app inventor that stores information so when an app is closed the data is still available. The scenario for this app is to make a To Do List, using block code store the data and remove when it’s no longer required. The idea for the user guide is to give it to students and let them work independently.

Whole lesson with Worksheets This lesson follows the syllabus requirements for CIE AS Computer Science 9618. Starter Activity: Kahoot Quiz Main Lesson: Teacher delivery on Network Hardware Requirements for WAN, LAN and WLAN discussing: The Hub Switch The Repeater Activity: Learners will complete a revision worksheet in the styles of the 5min lesson plan which will encourage them to use technical terminology and an extension activity is included for the more able. Main Lesson: Teacher deliver focusing on: Bridge Router The Role of the Router in a network Activity: Pupils will complete a kahoot quiz on their learning from the previous task Activity: Learners will complete a revision worksheet for the remaining devices in the styles of the 5min lesson plan which will encourage them to use technical terminology and an extension activity is included for the more able from the book.

A full lesson with starter and activities . The lesson covers the following: Starter: A video explaining the physics behind sound and radio waves Teacher Methodology: Using the powerpoint the teacher will explain: Wireless networking (wifi and bluetooth) How bluetooth works and its uses when do we use wifi Activity: Pupils will complete a 5min lesson plan style worksheet which will also focus on technical terminology. More able pupils will have an extension activity to complete from the text book. Teacher Methodology: Using the powerpoint the teacher will explain: Wired Networks (The three cables) Networking Comparisons Points to considered for wired networking Activity: Pupils will complete a 5min lesson plan style worksheet which will also focus on technical terminology for all three cables. More able pupils will have an extension activity to complete from the text book.

Starter A link to a video is provided on the powerpoint Lesson Pupils will learn about 2D cutters and 3D cuttets and the difference between the two. Task Pupils will complete a task mapping their knowledge of cutters Lesson Pupils will learn about LED, OLED and LCD screens including their advantages Task Pupils will investigate and research OLED technology and how they are used in industry Plenary A link to a kahoot game is in the ppt notes

This lesson goes through the History of the Internet and the World Wide Web and the role of servers to the client computers. Starter: Methodology: Task one: Methodology: Task Two A crossword recapping from IGCSE Starter: Methodology: Task one: Methodology: Task Two Discussion on the beginning of the internet and the WWW. Starter: Methodology: Task one: Methodology: Task Two An exam question with answers Starter: Methodology: Task one: Methodology: Task Two Discussion servers and their role Starter: Methodology: Task one: Methodology: Task Two: Questions and research on servers, web enabled data bases and middleware