Learning Outcomes:

1. identify and describe common digital tools such as mobile gaming, data display software, and augmented reality.

2. match digital tools to real-life scenarios based on their function and application.

3. demonstrate critical thinking by selecting appropriate technology for specific learning or entertainment needs.

4. discuss how information technology can be combined with personal interests to develop educational applications.

5. imagine and describe a digital application concept that uses GPS, augmented reality, and mobile gaming.

Learning Outcomes:

1. explain the steps involved in problem solving.

2. break down complex problems into smaller, manageable parts.

3. analyze and solve a problem.

Learning Outcomes:

1. discuss effective methods for presenting information clearly to others using digital tools.

2. explain the basic digital requirements needed to carry out simple projects.

3. identify and discuss basic design concepts for creating digital content.

Learning Outcomes:

1. explain how to identify and use reliable sources when conducting digital research.

2. describe key features and basic uses of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.

3. demonstrate how to use Microsoft Word and Excel to present and share information effectively.

Learning Outcomes:

1. discuss the concept of algorithms and their purpose in computing.

2. explain how search engines use algorithms to find and rank information.

3. demonstrate how to solve a problem by designing and applying a simple algorithm.

Learning Outcomes:

1. discuss the concept and purpose of coding.

2. explain what types of digital projects or tools can be created using coding programs.

3. describe how coding can be used as a method of problem-solving in real-world scenarios.

Learning Outcomes:

1. discuss how to use graphic programs effectively.

2. describe how to add visuals such as photos, illustrations, and text to a presentation.

3. explain how to add and edit photos using digital tools.

Learning Outcomes:

1. discuss the key elements of an effective presentation.

2. identify and describe useful PowerPoint features for creating presentations.

3. present information on a specific topic using PowerPoint.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Read the title of the project carefully and think about what you need to find out.

2. Put your group together. Who are you working with?

3. Brainstorming ideas: What type of presentation will you create? How will you use both images and text in your presentation? What do you need to do to make your presentation a success?

4. Gather information: What sources will you use to gather your information? What information do you need to know?

5. Write down your plan for doing the project. Plan the steps.

6. Provide results of your research here.

7. Presenting our work to the class: How can we present the work? What will we say? What will we avoid doing?