Useful Software Downloads
Scratch 1.4
Portable Python
File Zilla Portable
MSW Logo
External Resources
Primary Pete Computing Curriculum
Posters by Pete Dring
Computing National Curriculum
Brainpop Computing Video
Great Cycling Computing Real World Concepts by @idletim
Introducing Algorithms to reception pupils Stuart Hadfield
Barefoot Computing Resources |
Other Websites by Phil Bagge
ICT Video Help
Abbotswood School ICT Planning
Personal Computing & ICT Blog
Useful Weblinks
The computational thinker attitudes & skills
A packets tale (Internet)
Yougetsignal Tracert (Internet)
Thurrock Computing Conference 7th May
Keynote
Unplugged Seminar
Scratch Intro 6th June
Slides
Stafford Computing Conference
17th June
Unplugged Keynote
Networking, Internet & Searching
Change the World Conference
26th February 2015
Manchester
Designing a primary curriculum -recipe for successScratch Conference Amsterdam 13th August 2015
Developing computational thinking & doing with primary pupils (7-11)
Amsterdam Teachmeet
Crumble Fun
Amsterdam Making Shift Happen 6th October
Moving from users to makers of technology slides
ICT in Education
6th November
Myth & Resources |
Computing in the National Curriculum Download a copy of Computing in the National Curriculum by Miles Berry an excellent guide to adapting your Computing curriculum
CAS Wessex 2014 Conference Resources
Network & Internet Side Salad (Phil Bagge)
Curriculum Design (Phil Bagge)
Curriculum Design (Jon Chippendall)
Demystifying KS1 Curriculum (Emma Goto)
KS1 Bee Bot Workshop (Emma Goto)
Phil Wickins Scratch Slides
Phil Wickins Scrolling Scratch 1.4 File
Phil Wickins Conditional Sample 1.4 File
Videos
Networks, Internet & Web Search
Phil Bagge & Professor Les Carr
Primary Curriculum Design
Phil Bagge
Primary Curriculum Design
Jon Chippendal
Senior Leadership Briefing
Phil Bagge, Professor Les Carr & Pupils Orchard Lea Junior School
KS2 Scratch Gaming
Phil Wickins
Wow your children using free Logo
Peter Gaynord
Unplugged KS1
Jon Chippendal
Programming using iPad for KS1
Sarah Zaman
Raspberry Pi
IBM Hursley led by Tina Willoughby
Panel Questions
Chaired by Professor Carr
IOW |
