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Digital Data – Terminology

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, A Level Quiz, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Computing Terminology Quiz, GCSE Concepts, GCSE Quiz, Quizzes

Complete this domino activity to revise key definitions on how text files, pictures and sound files are stored on a computer using binary code.  

HTML – Styling Text using CSS

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Learning Objectives In this challenge we are learning how to format text on a web page using a range of CSS properties. Remember the key syntax for CSS is as follows: In this challenge we will use various CSS properties…

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HTML – How to add a Favicon?

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Once your website is ready, you will want to design and add a favicon. This graphic will appear in your web-browser in the tab section as well as in the favourite toolbar. The favicon is also used by smartphone and…

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HTML – Using CSS with Pictures

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There are many CSS properties that can be used to change the look and feel of your web graphics. You can use CSS to: Position a picture (e.g. center a picture or add a margin around your picture) Resize your…

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HTML – Adding Pictures

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In this video tutorial you will learn: How to organise your picture files in your website folder The main three types of picture files: .png, .jpg and .gif How to use the <IMG> tag to add pictures to your webpage.

HTML – Website Layout

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Are you ready to build up your first website? Before using this blog post let’s go through this checklist: Do you know your HTML tags? Do you understand how CSS works? Have you created a design for your website? Have…

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BBC micro:bit – Whack-a-Mole

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Whack-a-mole is a popular arcade game invented in 1976 by Aaron Fechter of Creative Engineering, Inc.. The adaptation of this game to the mirco:bit has been fully designed and implemented by one of our students during a computer science lesson!…

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String Manipulation

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String? In computer science, a string is a piece of text or a collection of characters. A string can be stored in a variable, can be typed in by the end-user (input) or can be displayed on the screen (output).…

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BBC micro:bit – Car Lighting System

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For this challenge we will use the microbit and a couple of LEDs to act as the indicators lights of a car. Our aim is to use the built-in accelerometer sensor of the mincro:bit to detect if it is being…

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BBC micro:bit – Lightning Distance Calculator

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Have you ever seen a lightning flash or heard the thunder of lightning and wondered how close you were from the lightning strike? Have you noticed that there often was a delay between the flash of light and the clap…

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