Learning about how variables work and how to use them in your coding. This video was made for my Grade 10 students doing microbit coding for the first time. The microbit tutorials are presented in […]
With a Shaped internet connection, priority is given to services like email, internet browsing and FTP. Other internet protocols like file sharing and online gaming receive a lower priority, and will run slower at times […]
An introduction to coding with the microbit. Tutorial 9 – Loops Learn how to use a loop to create an automatic counter This video was made for my Grade 10 students doing microbit coding for […]
A very useful collection of guides compiled by Miss Michelle Meyer on Word, Excel and Access. Available as PDF files to share with your learners.
Bounce Rate is an Internet marketing term used in web traffic analysis. It represents the percentage of visitors who enter the site and then leave (bounce) rather than continuing to view other pages within the […]
An introduction to coding All contained in a user-friendly OneNote package. Tutorials with screenshots and videos. Tasks to take the learner from an introduction to coding to learning about loops, conditional IF statements, logic and […]
If you don’t have software for your students to install, use this fake program installer I created. I made it so that students can go through the motions of installing software as realistically as possible […]
An introduction to coding with the microbit. Tutorial 8b – Working with random numbers See how easy it is to make the microbit do basic Math using randomly -selected numbers. This video was made for […]
Trying to find decent remote software to view your learners’ screens, or having them share their screen with the rest of the class, is like trying to get your learners to study for their Theory […]
A computer worm is a standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other computers. Often, it uses a computer network to spread itself, relying on security failures on the computer […]
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