Digital Skills: Coding, Safety, and Data
Digital Skills: Coding, Safety, and Data
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Digital Skills: Coding, Safety, and Data
What do you already know about digital skills?
Learning Objectives
At the end of this lesson you will understand CAD, apply coding in Python and HTML, know about binary coding, cyberbullying and e-safety, and use software for data analysis and presentations.
What is CAD?
CAD stands for Computer-Aided Design. It is software used by engineers and designers to create precise drawings and models of objects.
Applying Coding with Python
Python is a versatile programming language. It can be used for automating tasks, analysing data, and building applications. Simple examples include printing messages and making calculations.
Understanding HTML Coding
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) builds web pages. HTML elements like <h1> and <p> organise content and give structure to websites.
Binary Coding Explained
Binary coding uses only 0s and 1s. Computers process and store all information in binary format, which forms the basis of all computer operations.
Cyberbullying and E-Safety
Keep information private, use strong passwords, report abuse, and talk to a trusted adult if you feel unsafe.
Includes harassment, exclusion, impersonation, and cyberstalking. Recognising it is the first step to prevention.
Types of Cyberbullying
E-Safety Tips
Software for Data Analysts
Data analysts use tools such as Excel, Google Sheets and Tableau to create reports, formulas, and generate graphs for data presentation.
Summary: Bringing it All Together
Digital skills include understanding software, coding, web building, and online safety. These are essential for modern learning and future careers.
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