This document discusses the difference between input and output devices and provides learning outcomes for a lesson. It defines input as data entered into a computer and output as information presented by a computer. Input devices allow users to enter data, while output devices show what the computer has done. Students will understand the difference between input and output, identify different devices, and describe the purpose of devices. The document instructs students to complete tasks identifying common input/output devices and reflecting on their understanding.
2. By the end of today’s lesson;
• All students will understand the difference
between input and output devices (level 4)
• Most students will identify a number of
different input and output devices (level 5)
• Some students will be able to describe the
purpose of a number of input and output
devices (level 6)
Learning Outcomes
3. Input is when data is put in to a
computer.
Output is when information is presented
by a computer.
Input and Output
4. An input device is a peripheral that
allows you to enter something into a
computer.
An output device is something that
shows the user something the computer
has done.
Input and Output
11. On Jogle you will find a file named
‘Input vs Output’.
You should save this to your documents
and complete tasks 1 and 2.
Your First Task
12. What input and output devices do you use
everyday?
Try to think of one input device and write it
on one side of the whiteboard, and write an
output device on the other side of the white
board.
How do you do it?
13. Work your way through tasks 3 and 4 on
the Input vs Output file.
Want to improve your grade?
– Describe the purpose of each peripheral
you discuss
– Think about who may use each of your
peripherals.
– Use good technical language and have
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Your Second Task
14. You should now complete task 5 of the
Input vs Output file.
You should think about what grade you
deserve in this lesson and explain why.
Review Learning
