Cambridge Primary Computing Learner's Book 2 with Digital Access (1 Year) 0ED
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Description
Synopsis:
This Cambridge Primary Computing Learner’s Book 2 with Digital Access (1 Year) is designed for young learners to build foundational computing skills. It covers key topics such as algorithms, programming, data handling, and online safety through engaging activities and projects. The book includes a 1-year digital access code for interactive resources, videos, and self-assessment tools, making it ideal for classroom and home use in Pakistan.
Table of Contents or Chapters:
1. How computers work
2. Algorithms and programming
3. Data and information
4. Creating digital content
5. Using the internet safely
6. Project: My first program
7. Revision and self-assessment
Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Understand basic computer operations and components
- Develop simple algorithms and program instructions
- Collect, organize, and interpret data
- Create simple digital content (text, images, sounds)
- Practice safe and responsible internet use
- Build confidence in computational thinking and problem-solving
About the Author:
Jon Chippindall is a experienced educator and author specializing in primary computing education. He has written numerous resources to help young learners develop essential digital literacy and computing skills in a fun and accessible way.
About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading publisher of educational materials, known for high-quality textbooks and digital resources that support primary and secondary curricula globally, including the Cambridge Primary framework.