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Free Valentine's Day computer science lectures
COMPUTER PARTS AND COMPONENTS
This is a basic PowerPoint on Basic Computer Parts and Components. It contains 56 slides and includes definitions, such as, computer, hardware and software peripherals with images, software, data, input, output, etc.Please follow me at my store. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Stem-Fun-Hub.
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Computer Hardware and Software Bundle - Lectures, Worksheets, Activities
Artificial intelligence - presentation - kahoot and other resources
In the "age of AI" we are drowning in different tools that leverage AI. Either subtle or explicit.It is important to understand the technology, and not every single tool.This 25 slide presentation (+ slides with kahoot, selected AI-tools, movies and addtional resources) takes you through the different phases of AI, the definition, a brief historic review and how it different AIs works.The included kahoot is based upon the presentation.Referances included
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8th - 12th, Staff
Tech Literacy - Internet Safety
This is an internet literacy curriculum for my homeroom that I’d like to share with you all. It is 30 mini lessons on various topics related to technology and internet safety. Each lesson has a short video, a short lecture, a poll, and an interactive component. Please feel free to check it out and share with other teachers if you think they’d like to use it in their homerooms as well!Topics covered in these slides include:What is doxxingvapingSpam & ScamsNothing ever leaves the internetUXThe
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all about HTML tables complete lectures and study notes with exercises.
This resource is a complete HTML TABLES lectures, study notes and exercises.Who am I and what do I for a living?I am a certified COMPUTER SCIENCE teacher, CompTIA A+, NETWORK+,SECURITY+ and a Microsoft instructor and web developer.*************************************************************************************************************Customer TipsFollow us on Guru Tech LAB so as you may get updates of our free resources.Did you know that leaving a comment and preview enables you to get cre
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Cyber Security - Online Course
Upon completing this online cybersecurity course, you will achieve the following learning outcomes:Comprehensive Understanding of Cybersecurity: You will develop a solid foundation in cybersecurity concepts, terminology, and principles. This will enable you to comprehend the evolving threat landscape, identify potential vulnerabilities, and assess risk factors in various contexts.Network Security Proficiency: You will gain expertise in network security, including understanding network protocols,
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9th - 12th
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AP Computer Science Principles: Unit 1 Computational Thinking Lecture 1
Hello, Computer Science Teachers! Interested in teaching Computational Thinking concepts for your AP Computer Science Principles class? This slideshow is the first in an entire thematic unit on Computational Thinking, part of a larger bundle which can supply satisfactory AP exam material for an entire semester or academic year, depending on your pacing.Each slideshow contains substantial material for lecture or at-home reading, real-world examples, AP exam key terms, pictures, and age-appropriat
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9th - 12th
AP Computer Science Principles: Unit 1 Computational Thinking Lecture 2
Hello, Computer Science Teachers! Interested in teaching Computational Thinking concepts for your AP Computer Science Principles class? This slideshow is the second in an entire thematic unit on Computational Thinking, part of a larger bundle which can supply satisfactory AP exam material for an entire semester or academic year, depending on your pacing.Each slideshow contains substantial material for lecture or at-home reading, real-world examples, AP exam key terms, pictures, and age-appropria
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9th - 12th
Digital Literacy! (Slides + Practice)
In this lesson, students will Learn what “fake news” isLearn some questions you can ask yourself to determine if you can trust a sourcePractice identifying some sources as real or made upPlay a game (Blooket) Please feel free to make copies and edit to make the lesson fit your class! This does require iPads (or smart phones) in its current form, but could be easily edited to remove the QR codes & include links for kids to type into their Chromebooks.Link to Blooket: https://dashboard.blooket
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6th - 9th
Artificial Intelligence for Middle / High School -Week-1 : Worksheets/Notes
**** *********Please leave a review. The feedback ( positive or negative) can help me improve my contents. *****************************It includes a (1) Lecture Note- It is comprehensive guide on the fundamentals with a solved case study. (2) Two Activity Sheets - It includes a second case study which the students can solve to understand the concept. It discusses about the Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence with focus on Linear Regression. It includes two cases studi
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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FREE Lesson Plan & Prezi: Media History Timeline
Updated summer 2023FREE lesson plan includes a Prezi with a timeline for the introduction of different media, in-class questions and activities, videos, and an optional written assignment.The lesson plan looks at key moments in the history of various media appropriate for a journalism, technology or history class. The lesson plan is color-coded with videos, group activities, and important examples in blue, and questions for class discussion in orange. (This helps to make sure the class is broken
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Computer Lab and Getting to Know the Parts of a Computer-Lesson 1
This lesson is an introduction to the computer lab and to the parts of a computer. It works with a PowerPoint Presentation, which is also available for purchase. The is lesson one of a unit.
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3rd - 6th
Exploring Artificial Intelligence | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why?The purpose of this lesson is to introduce middle school students to the concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This aims to help them identify AI examples in their daily life and spark curiosity about its role in society and its possible impact on their futures. The lesson uses Thinking Routines by Harvard Project Zero.By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:● Define AI in simple terms● Identify everyday examples of AI● Formulate questions about AI’s role and impact on society
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6th - 8th
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Creating My Own AI Self-Care Strategy Plan | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why?With the rapid advancement of AI technology and its unprecedented impact today and in the future, students need to be equipped with the hard and soft skills necessary to navigate the age of AI. The inevitable yet often exponential change impacts students on a physical, mental, and emotional level. Teaching self-care strategies is one of the ways to ensure that we empower our students amidst the challenges faced. Their taking ownership of their well-being cultivates lifelong healthy habits am
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6th - 8th
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What Are Decision Tree Algorithms? | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why? This lesson equips students with an understanding of decision-making processes in technology, fostering critical thinking and digital literacy skills essential for navigating an increasingly AI-driven world. By learning about algorithms and decision trees, students gain insights into how everyday technologies make decisions, enhancing their ability to think logically, solve problems, and comprehend the ethical implications of automated systems. This knowledge is crucial not only for potenti
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Introduction to AI and Its Concepts | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why?This lesson aims to introduce students to the fundamental concepts and implications of AI, inspiring curiosity, and initial understanding of the topic.Students will be able to...● Define artificial intelligence (AI) and describe its key concepts such as machinelearning and algorithms.● Initiate and engage in discussions about AI, expressing their own perspectivesand building on others' ideas.● Generate thoughtful questions about AI that indicate curiosity and reflection onthe material presen
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9th - 12th
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Mile Run for Physical Education | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?The purpose of this lesson is to empower high school students with the skills toleverage technology, specifically AI, to enhance their physical fitness routines. Byengaging in creating a tailored warm-up routine with AI assistance, participating in a mile run focused on building endurance, and subsequently reflecting on theexperience, students will not only improve their fitness abilities but also develop the capacity to effectively collaborate with AI tools while recognizing the importance
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9th - 12th
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Pulling Vocab Words from Writing Passages with ChatGPT | AI Integration Lesson
Why?In this lesson, students use ChatGPT to locate and define grade-appropriatevocabulary words from a given text. By engaging with this lesson, students not only learn new words but also become adept at using technology as a learning tool. They are introduced to innovative methods of learning, harnessing the capabilities of AI to enhance their vocabulary. This approach exemplifies how technology can be integrated into traditional learning paradigms, offering a fresh perspective on text analysis
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Not Grade Specific
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The World in 25 People: Global Proportions with AI | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?This lesson, which scales down global demographics to the number of students in a specific classroom, aided by AI-generated text, is useful for a holistic educational experience, applying in several classes, including social studies, geography, math/statistics, and sociology. It cultivates a deeper understanding of global diversity and cultural empathy. Students benefit from visualizing demographic breakdowns, while providing a practical application of percentages and data interpretation. In
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Generating Art with AI | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?Because AI tools like MidJourney can assist in creating visually stunning artworks by manipulating existing images based on AI algorithms, they offer a fantastic medium for exploring art and fostering creativity in students. In this lesson, students are asked to brainstorm different visual themes or styles and use an AI to bring their artistic ideas to life.Note: because MidJourney requires an account on Discord, teachers may want tocreate a class account that everyone can use. Some free ima
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AI and the Economics of Prices | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?Understanding the economics of pricing is useful for students as they navigate the world of consumerism, business, and personal finance. In this lesson, designed for a middle-school social studies course, we will explore pricing concepts with the help of generative AI. Using the analysis capabilities of AI, students will gain practical insights into how prices are determined, the factors influencing them, and the impact of pricing decisions on individuals and the economy.
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6th - 8th
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Analyzing AI-Generated Essays | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why?In a digital age where AI tools increasingly assist in content creation, understanding the nuances, strengths, and weaknesses of such content is vital. This lesson empowers students to critically evaluate AI-written essays, refining their analytical skills and deepening their understanding of effective essay writing.Objectives● Students will be able to critique the AI-generated essay and suggest specificimprovements.● Students will be able to dissect and analyze each sentence's contribution
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Not Grade Specific
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AI Inventor's Sprint: A Quick Exploration of AI and Creativity | AI Integration
Why?The purpose of this lesson is to introduce students to the concept of ArtificialIntelligence (AI), inspire creative thinking about potential AI innovations, gainconfidence in themselves as they boost their problem-solving skills, and develop a deeper understanding of how AI can positively impact our world.Through this lesson, they will also be able to practice skills for clear and concisecommunication through a quick-fire invention and presentation activity.By the end of this lesson, student
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6th - 8th
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AI and Mathematics Story Problems | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?This lesson plan introduces AI as a modern tool to enhance math education,specifically in developing and solving story problems. It leverages generative AI’scapabilities to create engaging, context-rich math problems, fostering critical thinking and real-world application skills among students. This integration showcases the intersection of technology and education, preparing students for a tech-savvy future.Objectives● Students will be able to interact with an AI tool (such as ChatGPT) to g
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AI Literacy in History Class
Why?This lesson is designed to help students develop the skills to critically evaluateAI-generated content, fostering an informed and discerning approach to both historical narratives and emerging technologies.Objectives● Students will be able to describe how ChatGPT and similar AI models generatecontent related to historical events and figures.● Students will be able to critically evaluate AI-generated content to identifyaccuracy, biases, and omissions.● Students will be able to articulate thei
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