Prezi presentation here
Appshed – main site; official YouTube tutorials; Matt Britland’s tutorials
Web design – How the Internet works video; playto HTML basics; Tinkerbin; Poster of basic HTMLย tagsย An example complete HTML page can be foundย below
Vector graphics – Inkscape official tutorials; Alternative tutorials Remember, there’s a “60 second CPD” video on the Switched on Computing CD
Algorithms – “Grid of apps” blog post; Sandwich robot resources; Lightbot
Example complete HTML page
<html>
<head>
<title>My example site</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Example site</h1>
<p>Here’s some text for my site</p>
<img src=”http://www.adweek.com/files/imagecache/node-detail/news_article/black-friday-apps-hed-2012.jpg”/>
<p><center>This is in the middle</center></p>
</body>
</html>
Progression and schemes of work
Rising Stars – Switched on Computing website; Five steps to success; Progression of skills and knowledge across primary school
The ICT service website also gives good examples of progression for each theme, should certain units be unsuitable (click on “Key documents”)
Other examples
Progression in skill for the whole Computing curriculum can be found here – progression_in_skill (PDF), which is taken from the Computing at School / NAACE guidance here
With regards to programming technologies, progression could follow the example here – Progression in programming skill (PDF), with detailed further guidance on the whole curriculum in the scheme of work available from this site here (website). An alternative implementation can be found here – Progression in programming skill alternative (PDF)
An entire scheme of work, covering all areas of the Computing Curriculum, can be found here (website) from Somerset CC.
Details of how programming might be included within the Foundation stage can be found here – Programming within the Foundation Stage (PDF)
Other websites containing resources / schemes of work include:
“Primary Pete” computing curriculum site
Other technologies to look at