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This post has 2 comments Save the date for Coolest Projects 2021 Running online
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Young tech creators shined at Coolest Projects 2025, showcasing 5,900+ STEM projects including AI tools, games, apps, and more.
from around the world have once again amazed us at this year’s Coolest Projects online
The aim of this lesson is to introduce the learners to the unit and to help them understand the value of data to companies. The focus will be on what data companies collect from their users and how they use it. Learners will explore this topic through scenarios as well as by looking at the privacy policies of some tech companies that they may already be giving data to. They will be introduced briefly to the law regarding data protection and will reflect on why cybercriminals might want to gain access to data.
Learning objectives Explain the difference between data and information Critique online
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How do we enable young people in schools to learn about the concepts and skills underlying AI? This was the topic of our latest research seminar.
This was the topic of last week’s online research seminar at the Raspberry Pi Foundation
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With changes to school and work around the world, many parents and carers still aren’t sure what to expect over the next few weeks. While some children have returned to school, we know that many young people and families are still learning and working at home. We’re providing lots of free extra resources for young…
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In this lesson, learners will discover the reality and limitations of privacy and surveillance. They will learn the laws that protect us directly, and others that enable the security services to protect us from harm. They will also learn about the tension between these requirements. In addition, they will consider the different technologies that we encounter in our daily lives and the privacy implications of these. In addition, they will learn about how social media platforms collect data, and become more informed about the data that they are making available through their engagement with technology. They will also learn about the environmental impacts of social media, though you will discuss this in more detail in Lesson 6. Finally, they will make a commitment to stay aware, and at the very least, sort out their own privacy settings on their devices.
Learning objectives Identify the implications of having personal data online Explain