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This course introduces students in grades 5 and 6 to the foundational concepts and practical applications of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). It aims to build on their existing knowledge and provide a deeper understanding of how technology is used in everyday life and in various fields. Through interactive lessons and hands-on activities, students will enhance their digital literacy, develop critical thinking skills, and learn to use technology responsibly and effectively.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Collaborate on projects using digital tools and platforms.
  • Understand the essential components of a computer system and how they work together.
  • Use various software applications to create, edit, and present information.
  • Navigate the internet safely and effectively for research and communication.
  • Develop basic programming skills using block-based coding platforms.
  • Understand the importance of digital citizenship and cybersecurity.

Prerequisites: No technical skills are required

Materials Needed:

  • Computer with internet access.
  • Headphones.

Key Outcome:

By the end of this course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of ICT and be well-equipped with the skills necessary for more advanced technology courses and real-world applications.

Assessment:
Assessment will be based on completion of projects, participation in class activities, and a final project showcase.

Certification: Certificate of completion provided upon finishing the course requirements.

Course Duration: 32 credit hours – 4 months

Days & Timings: One-Hour Interactive Class, Twice a Week (Flexible Timings)

Course Format: Normal Track – 2 hours per week, Fast Track – 4 hours per week

Eligible Age Group: 10-12 years old

Fee: Monthly – USD 60 | Full Course – USD 200  

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Course Content

Understanding Computers
Components of a computer (hardware and software)
Operating systems and basic computer operations
Input and output devices
Word Processing and Presentation Software
Creating, formatting, and editing documents (e.g., Microsoft Word)
Designing and delivering presentations (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint)
Using templates, graphics, and multimedia elements
Spreadsheets and Data Management
Introduction to spreadsheets (e.g., Microsoft Excel)
Basic data entry, formatting, and simple formulas
Creating charts and graphs to represent data
4: Internet Skills and Online Safety
Understanding web browsers and search engines
Conducting safe and effective online research
Recognizing and avoiding online threats (phishing, malware, etc.)
Digital Communication
Using email and messaging tools for communication
Understanding netiquette and respectful online behavior
Introduction to collaborative tools (e.g., Google Docs)
Introduction to Coding
Basic concepts of programming and logic
Block-based coding with platforms like Scratch
Creating simple animations, games, and interactive stories
Digital Citizenship and Cybersecurity
Understanding digital footprints and online privacy
Best practices for creating strong passwords
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