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Description: A pack of 5 interactive HTML files covering conversions between data units (bit, byte, kB, MB, GB, TB) using both binary (×1024) and decimal (×1000) systems. Works offline — perfect for teaching, starters, or revision. This toolkit includes: * Learn About Units (binary vs decimal, real examples, tables) * Convert Down (larger → smaller units, step-by-step) * Convert Up (smaller → larger units, with workings) * Challenge Mode (auto-marked quiz with scoring) * Homepage (easy navigation between activities) Each activity runs in a browser and requires no installation or internet access — just download and open the .html file. Ideal for: * Interactive whiteboard modelling * Student-led practice or homework * KS3/KS4 Computer Science or ICT * Retrieval starters or independent revision Includes a README.txt for guidance. Compatible with any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, etc.).

A high-quality, printable PDF of 18 computer science pioneers from around the world. Each profile includes: A portrait name card with dates (UK format) An inspiring quote A short biography Interesting facts Ideal for classroom displays, history-CS cross-curricular lessons, or as a starter activity for international computing awareness. What’s Included: * 18 unique posters (PDF format) * Figures from UK, Egypt, Japan, South Africa, UAE, USA, Ukraine, and more * Biographies of Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, Al-Kindi, Grace Hopper, Mohamed Atalla, etc. * Culturally diverse and gender-inclusive

A set of 18 Python programming challenge cards with step‐by‐step tasks and clear 1-/2-/3-point scoring criteria. Perfect for classroom use or self‐study. Use these cards to reinforce variables, loops, conditionals, list operations, randomization, and more. Each challenge includes a prompt, required concepts, sample solution outline, and detailed scoring guidelines to streamline assessment. Ideal for secondary and post-16 students to build confidence in coding, support differentiated learning, and provide instant feedback.

A fast-paced arcade-style game to help students practice converting binary to denary. Students control a spaceship and must shoot the number that matches the binary value shown at the top. Each level gets faster and adds more targets! How to Play: Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to move Press SPACE to shoot Match the binary number by hitting the correct denary value Don’t miss — you only have 5 lives! Included: binary_blaster.exe (no installation needed) All required images and sounds Created with Python & Pygame. To play, just unzip and double-click binary_blaster.exe.

Binary Conversion Quiz – Interactive Game (.exe) An offline Windows app to help KS3/GCSE students practise converting 8-bit binary numbers to denary. The quiz shows a random binary number, and students type in the denary answer. They get instant feedback, a score counter, high score tracking, and an optional headings toggle (128 to 1). (Made using python tkinter Great for starters, plenaries, or revision. Includes: binary_quiz.exe (no install needed) Works offline. No Python or internet required. Windows only.

Description: A pack of 7 interactive HTML files covering binary, denary, and hexadecimal conversions. Works offline — perfect for starters and revision. This toolkit includes: Denary to Binary Binary to Denary Binary to Hex Hex to Binary Denary to Hex Hex to Denary Binary Addition Each activity runs in a browser and requires no installation or internet access — just download and open the .html file. Ideal for: Interactive whiteboard modelling Student-led board work KS3/KS4 Computer Science consolidation AfL, retrieval, or revision starters Includes a README.txt for guidance. Compatible with any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, etc.).

The “IAL Information Technology - Topic 1 Revision Book” is an essential educational resource, specifically crafted for students studying Advanced Level Information Technology. This book serves as a fundamental guide, offering clear and concise definitions, explanations, and overviews on key IT concepts focusing on Topic 1 - hardware and software. It delves into the intricate details of various hardware components, explaining their functions and significance in the IT world. Students will find comprehensive information on computers, peripheral devices, storage solutions, and more, all explained in a straightforward, student-friendly language. On the software front, the book covers system software, application software, and utility software, shedding light on their roles and applications in computing. It also explores firmware, data file sizes, and binary and denary systems, providing a well-rounded understanding of software operations. This revision book stands out for its clear, easy-to-understand language and its focus on core IT concepts, making it an invaluable resource for students aiming to strengthen their knowledge in Information Technology.