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- 1. Learn to code Let’s start with Scratch
- 2. Introduction 1. About me http://bit.ly/2pAVVYx 2. What is coding? a. Algorithms b. Program 3. 2 new Technologies subjects a. Digital Technologies b. Design and Technology 4. 3 modes of thinking a. Computational thinking b. Systems thinking c. Design thinking 5. Create digital solutions a. Technology consumption vs technology creation
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- 5. 3 logic patterns 1. ? 2. ? 3. ?
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