Information Technology: Digital Content & Networks
The internet connects the world. This topic covers how computer networks and the internet work, and creating and combining digital content purposefully.
Resources for this topic
- KS2 Computing: Information Technology — Quick Burst
- KS2 Computing: Information Technology — Deep Revision
- From Idea to Digital Story Workflow
- Digital media Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Digital media Colour And Observe Colouring Page
- Information Technology Explorer KS2
- Digital media Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Digital media Colour And Observe Colouring Page
- Digital media Activity Challenge Colouring Page
- KS2 Computing — Networks, Data & Media Mock
- Digital media — Speed Round
- Digital media — Quiz Game
- Networks & the internet — Speed Round
- Networks & the internet — Quiz Game
- KS2 Computing (Years 3-6) — Gated Series — Module 7: Consolidation Test (timed)
- KS2 Computing — Module 6: Creating media
- KS2 Computing — Module 4: Networks & the internet
- KS2 Computing — Module 3: Data & information
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