A lesson in which students age 10 to 14 explore moral dilemma scenarios, create their own scenarios and discuss possible outcomes. The lesson connects computing impacts with issues of bias, accessibility and decision-making in technology.
A Teaching with Europeana learning scenario designed for students aged 12-13. Learners investigate gender stereotypes in professional activities using Europeana resources, create GIFs and a gender-equality campaign poster, and reflect on how they can…
A four-lesson unit for learners aged 11-14 in which students investigate sensory learning environments, evaluate sensory aids, and design and program a classroom sensory aid using the BBC micro:bit. The sequence combines user needs, pseudocode,…
A two-activity design challenge for ages 11-16. Students prototype wireless environmental sensors for ocean monitoring and design an algorithm and autonomous prototype for responding to oil spills, connecting computing with Global Goal 14 (Life Below…
A pair of extended design challenges for ages 11-16. Learners build a prototype tree-protection alert system using radio communication and an automated farming prototype using moisture sensing, connecting computing and electronics with Global Goal 15…
A six-lesson unit supporting the transition from block-based programming to Python using familiar micro:bit projects. Learners create a name badge, animation, emotion badge, step counter, nightlight and rock-paper-scissors game while developing…
A two-lesson unit introducing AI and machine learning through discussion and hands-on model training with micro:bit CreateAI. Students collect movement data, train and test a machine-learning model, and learn that models match new data to patterns…
A CS Unplugged topic unit that introduces binary representation using hands-on and cross-curricular activities. Learners explore how two-state digits represent numbers and other digital information, with lessons and extensions connecting binary to…
A CS Unplugged unit in which learners physically use sorting networks to order values and investigate how multiple comparisons can happen in parallel. The resource connects algorithm efficiency, decomposition, patterns and parallel processing with…
A 30-minute CS Unplugged lesson using a card-based magic trick to introduce parity and error detection. Learners reason about rows, columns, odd/even patterns and extra parity bits to identify a changed card and connect the activity to reliable…
