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Barefoot Logic
What is logic?
Logical reasoning helps us explain why something happens.
If you set up two computers in the same way, giving them the same instructions (the program) and the same input, you can pretty much guarantee the same output. This is because computers don’t make things up as they go along or work differently depending on how they feel – they are predictable. Because of this, we can use logical reasoning to work out exactly what a program or computer system will do.
Children quickly pick logic up for themselves. Watching others and experimenting for themselves, even very young children quickly develop a mental model of how technology works. A child learns that clicking a certain button brings up, for example, a list of different games to play, and that tapping a certain part of a screen produces a reliably predictable response.
At its heart, logical reasoning is about being able to explain why something is the way it is. (περισσότερα…)
Learn to code and become digital makers
Free resources for young people to learn to code and become digital makers
Visit Raspberry Pi Foundation
(available in many languages)
Computational skills for future jobs
How important are computational thinking skills for future jobs? Explore the presentation by Digital Technolgies Hub
The presentation here code-posters
Google Apps
How can we use Google Apps for Education to bring the Digital Technologies Curriculum to life?
Watch the video at
https://www.digitaltechnologieshub.edu.au/resourcedetail?id=cb974398-09f9-6792-a599-ff0000f327dd#/