Good starting points for your next computing lesson.

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10 resources found

Teaching Computing by Age

Age-organized entry points and resources for teachers planning computing lessons.

Teaching 02

Binary Representation

Hands-on activities showing how numbers, letters, and images can be represented with binary.

Binary 03

Khan Academy: Logic Gates

A short introduction to digital logic gates and their role in computing.

Logic 04

CircuitVerse

An open-source educational tool for designing and visualizing digital logic circuits.

Simulation 05

Nand2Tetris

Project-based materials for building a computer from first principles.

Architecture 06

Harvard CS50: Lecture 0

An introductory computer science lesson that includes binary and data representation.

Foundations 07

LogicGates.org Learning Course

Interactive lessons about gates, truth tables, and digital logic.

Logic 08

OpenAha Digital Logic

A free interactive course introducing digital logic.

Logic 09

Binary & Hex Visualiser

A classroom-oriented tool for practicing binary and hexadecimal conversions.

Teaching 10

Gately Circuit Simulator

A browser-based digital logic editor with lessons for combining gates into circuits.

Simulation

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