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Developing ICT capability
Using the technology

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Level C Learning activities e.g. Additional advice from
Guide for Teachers & Managers
This strand is concerned with the building of knowledge and understanding of the technology and the development of skills and confidence in using the technology effectively and responsibly.
UT-C1.1 Using the technology - The computer interface

Understand and use the components of a windows environment, e.g. desktop, icons, menus, windows (and their elements).

 

UT-C1.2 Using the technology - The computer interface

Switch between applications.

 

UT-C1.3 Using the technology - Hardware and responsible use

Use a computer securely and responsibly and understand the need for these measures.

 

UT-C1.4 Using the technology - Networks and communications

Use a computer on a network.

 

UT-C1.5 Using the technology - Networks and communications

Understand local area networks and wide area networks, e.g. school/intranet/internet.

 

UT-C1.6 Using the technology - Computer peripherals

Use another input device, for example scanner or digital camera, with support.

 

UT-C1.7 Using the technology - Computer peripherals

Change page setup and other printer options.

 

UT-C1.8 Using the technology - Storing work and file management

Understand and use simple file hierarchies.

 

UT-C1.9 Using the technology - Storing work and file management

Understand the difference between hard discs and removable discs (floppy discs).

 

UT-C1.10 Using the technology - Storing work and file management

Use removable media (floppy discs).

 

Developing ICT capability
Creating & presenting

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This strand involves the development of the ICT knowledge and skills that pupils will need to create and effectively present their own ideas and other material.
CP-C2.1 Creating & presenting - Text handling

Create and edit a document, e.g. a report, newspaper article or letter.

 

CP-C2.2 Creating & presenting - Text handling

Using appropriate software, extend word-processing skills by using more text-handling features, e.g.:

  • justify
  • centre
  • page break
  • undo.
CP-C2.3 Creating & presenting - Text handling

Where appropriate, children may
enter/edit text through a speech-
recognition package.

 

CP-C2.4 Creating & presenting- Graphic manipulation

Create a document, e.g. a class newspaper or poster.

 

CP-C2.5 Creating & presenting- Graphic manipulation

Using appropriate powerful art/drawing/graphic software, continue graphics manipulation skills, e.g.:

  • copy and paste graphic/ digital image into a word-processing/drawing/painting program
  • change size of graphic by clicking and dragging.
CP-C2.6 Creating & presenting- Graphic manipulation

Add text into a drawing/painting/art program.

 

CP-C2.7 Creating & presenting- Graphic manipulation

Add graphics to a word-processing program.

 

CP-C2.8 Creating & presenting - Multimedia manipulation

Create a simple presentation/slide show/web pages using appropriate software.
 

Incorporate, e.g.:

  • graphics
  • text
  • background colour/patterns

from limited sources, e.g.:

  • clip-art packages
  • CD-ROM.

Developing ICT capability
Collecting & analysing

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Level C Additional advice from Guide for Teachers & Managers
This strand deals with the use of ICT tools to collect and analyse structured information, such as databases and spreadsheets, and to solve problems.
CA-C3.1 Collecting & analysing - Concepts

Use the basic structure of a database, different field types (text, numeric, picture).

 
CA-C3.2 Collecting & analysing - Concepts

Understand the need to interpret a request for information in order to interrogate a database.

 
CA-C3.3 Collecting & analysing - Concepts

Understand the basic structure of a spreadsheet (row, column).

 
CA-C3.4 Collecting & analysing- Database skills

Define fields and simple report formats.

 

CA-C3.5 Collecting & analysing- Database skills

Search databases.

 

CA-C3.6 Collecting & analysing- Database skills

Produce simple reports and interpret the output.

 

CA-C3.7 Collecting & analysing - Spreadsheet skills

Enter data into a simple spreadsheet.

 

Developing ICT capability
Searching & researching

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Level C Additional advice from Guide for Teachers & Managers
This strand addresses the development of skills and concepts in using ICT to search for information and to research topics. It involves the effective use of resources such as CD-ROMs and the internet.
SR-C4.1 Searching & researching - Where to search

Make use of teletext facilities for a specific task, e.g. find the local weather forecast.

 
SR-C4.2 Searching & researching - Where to search

Carry out an interview and collate and publish the information gained.

 
SR-C4.3 Searching & researching- How to search

Access information from a CD-ROM encyclopaedia independently.

 

SR-C4.4 Searching & researching- How to search

Use links supplied within a website to search for information in related sites.

 

SR-C4.5 Searching & researching- How to search

Enter a specific URL to access a particular website.

 

SR-C4.6 Searching & researching- How to search

Use the toolbar or menu to navigate within a website.

 

SR-C4.7 Searching & researching - How to extract the information

Print information found.

 

SR-C4.8 Searching & researching - How to evaluate the results

Compare information found on a website with the task set.

 

 

Developing ICT capability
Communicating & collaborating

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Level C Additional advice from Guide for Teachers & Managers
This strand addresses the development of skills and concepts in using ICT to search for information and to research topics. It involves the effective use of resources such as CD-ROMs and the internet.
CC-C5.1 Communicating & collaborating - Phone
Deal with a wrong number connection. Use accepted procedures where a wrong number
connection is made.
 
CC-C5.2 Communicating & collaborating- Fax

Dial and send a fax (single page).

 

CC-C5.3 Communicating & collaborating- Fax

Send a drawing, diagram or written information as part of a series of shared activities.

 

CC-C5.4 Communicating & collaborating- E-mail

Carry out the correct login procedures to connect to an e-mail server.

 

CC-C5.5 Communicating & collaborating - E-mail

Carry out the correct logoff procedures to connect to an e-mail server.

 

CC-C5.6 Communicating & collaborating - E-mail

Know how to disconnect and reconnect to the e-mail server, in order to work offline.

 

CC-C5.7 Communicating & collaborating - Videoconferencing

Switch on videoconferencing equipment following all safety regulations set by the school.

 

CC-C5.8 Communicating & collaborating - Videoconferencing

Open the appropriate program for videoconferencing to launch the appropriate videoconferencing software.

 

CC-C5.9 Communicating & collaborating - Videoconferencing
Prior to a call, open and use the self-view facility within the program to check and reposition the on-camera position. Close on
completion.

 

Developing ICT capability
Controlling & modelling

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Level C Additional advice from Guide for Teachers & Managers
This strand involves the development of knowledge and skills in using computers to instruct and control devices as well as to take measurements of, and model, the environment.   National Museums of Scotland - Robots
CM-C6.1 Controlling & modelling - Position, movement and direction
Understand and use:
  • right 90, left 90
  • clockwise/anticlockwise to turn a human robot (friend),
    also to use (open, close, grip) their hand to hold and lift an object.
 
CM-C6.2 Controlling & modelling - Control/simulation software and operations

Use the mouse and arrow keys (if applicable) to select basic options in a simple simulation software application/game.

 
CM-C6.3 Controlling & modelling - Control/simulation software and operations
Draw any basic design (square, rectangle, etc.), on screen using a control software application (e.g. LOGO).  
CM-C6.4 Controlling & modelling - Control hardware

Use a mobile robot and control it to follow a precise path on the floor (e.g. maze).

 
CM-C6.5 Controlling & modelling- Knowledge of terms and uses

Know and be able to label the
main parts of a robot arm, e.g.:

  • forearm
  • wrist
  • gripper.
CM-C6.6 Controlling & modelling- Control and design processes

Witness (using video) and know what CAD (Computer Aided Design) stands for.

 
CM-C6.7 Controlling & modelling- Input and output sensor/devices

Know and understand the terms input device and sensor.

 

Developing ICT capability
Developing informed attitudes

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In this strand pupils progressively develop informed attitudes about the applications and implications of ICT in society.   National Museums of Scotland - Robots
DIA-C7.1 Developing informed attitudes - Know where and how ICT is used
Know and give some examples of places where these positive values (below) can be seen and how they bring positive values :
  • Emergency services - speed
  • Transport - punctuality
  • Factories - quality control
  • Banks - accuracy
  • Supermarkets - speed of service
  • Advice/helplines
  • Fast information and support
DIA-C7.2 Developing informed attitudes - Know why ICT is used

Have appreciation of the positive value computers/ICT bring to people/society in terms of:

  • communication
  • speed
  • accuracy
  • safety
  • quantity/quality.
DIA-C7.3 Developing informed attitudes - Implications of ICT

Consider the implications in the use of computers/ICT focusing on the :
 

  • user/worker
  • customer/client
  • business/organisation.

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