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Digital Technologies: What now? Presentation by Dr Jason Zagami to the Queensland Studies Authority: Australian Curriculum conference on 22 March 2014 in Brisbane, QLD.

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Digital Technologies

Australian Curriculum: Technologies

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Dr Jason Zagamijason.zagami.info

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LecturerGriffith University

School of Education and Professional StudiesGold Coast

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Teaching

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Research

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Service

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Curriculum Development

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Melbourne Declaration

2008

on Educational Goals for Young Australians

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Melbourne Declaration

Information and Communication Technology and Design and

Technology

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Technologies Learning Area

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Engineering a Software Engineering

Mathematics a Computer Science

Business a Information Systems

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Engineering a Software Engineering

Mathematics a Computer Science

Business /Graphics a ICT

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Engineering a Software Engineering

Mathematics a Computer Science

Business /Graphics a ICT

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Engineering a Software Engineering

Mathematics a Computer Science

Business /Graphics a ICT

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Software Engineering

Digital Technologies a Computer Science

ICT General Capability a ICT

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UK dis-application !

ICT as a subject name carries negative connotations of a dated and unchallenging curriculum that does not serve the needs and ambitions of pupils. Changing the subject name of ICT to computing will not only improve the status of the subject but also more accurately reflect the breadth of content included in the proposed new programmes of study

Education secretary Michael Gove MP !

January 2012

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I remember being at school and using early computers. Yes, I was in computer club - and I loved it. I think we’ve lost some of that sense of joy and excitement in computing, and have just become focused on just training kids to use Windows. We want to bring some of that excitement back.

September 2013 !Elizabeth Truss Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education and Childcare

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Coding - one of the essential skills of the 21st century - will now start at age 5. We are aiming to develop one of the most rigorous computing curricula in the world, where pupils will learn to handle detailed, abstract computing processes and over-11s will learn 2 programming languages (one of which must be textual).

September 2013 !Elizabeth Truss Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education and Childcare

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Developmental Curriculum

Foundation Year 10

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Processes and production skills

Collecting, managing and analysing data / Creating digital solutions by:

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defining designing

implementing evaluating

collaborating and managing

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Knowledge and understanding

Digital systems the components of digital systems:

hardware, software and networks and their use Representation of data

how data are represented and structured symbolically

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Abstraction !

Data Collection, Data Representation and Data Interpretation

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Specification, Algorithms and Implementation !

Digital Systems !

Interactions and Impacts

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Abstractionwhich underpins all content, particularly the content descriptions relating to the concepts

of data representation and specification, algorithms and implementation

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Computational Thinking

which underpins all content, particularly the content descriptions relating to the concepts

of data representation and specification, algorithms and implementation

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Data: Collection, Representation and

InterpretationData collection (properties, sources and collection of data), data representation

(symbolism and separation) and data interpretation (patterns and contexts)

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Information Systems

Data collection (properties, sources and collection of data), data representation

(symbolism and separation) and data interpretation (patterns and contexts)

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Specification, Algorithms and

ImplementationSpecification (descriptions and techniques),

algorithms (following and describing) and implementation (translating and

programming)

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Software Development

Specification (descriptions and techniques), algorithms (following and describing) and

implementation (translating and programming)

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Digital Systems

Digital systems (hardware, software, and networks and the internet)

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Computer Systems

Digital systems (hardware, software, and networks and the internet)

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Interactions and Impacts

Interactions (people and digital systems, data and processes) and impacts (sustainability

and empowerment).

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Human Computer Interactions

Interactions (people and digital systems, data and processes) and impacts (sustainability

and empowerment).

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Multimedia?

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Indicative Timings

F-2 10 Hours

3-4 20 Hours

5-6 30 Hours

7-10 40 Hours

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Resources?

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Blockly

Scratch

Scratch Junior

MIT App Inventor

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Romotive

Mindstorms

Lollybot

Sphero

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Arduino

Shrimp

Raspberry Pi

MaKey MaKey

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CS Unplugged

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Computational Fairy Tales The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Fable of Algorithms (Algorithms)

!Bullies, Bubble Sort, and Soccer Tickets (Bubble Sort)

!Hunting Dragons with Binary Search (Binary Search)

!Binary Searching for Cinderella (Binary Search)

!Goldilocks and the Two Boolean Bears (Boolean)

!The Tortoise, the Hare, and 50000 Ants (Parallel Algorithms)

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Computational Fairy Tales The ant paused for a moment while he thought. "It is the algorithm

that we use," he finally replied. !

"Algorithm?" asked the grasshopper. !

"A set of steps or instructions for accomplishing a task," explained the ant. "Like when a carpenter builds a chair, he uses an algorithm

that includes measuring, cutting, smoothing, and hammering." !

"What task does your algorithm solve?" asked the grasshopper. "Does it solve the problem of having too much time during the

summer?" He chuckled out loud at his own joke. !

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Project Based Learning

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Information Systems?

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SQL Fiddle

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Futures Thinking !

Systems Thinking !

Design Thinking !

Computational Thinking

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Computational Thinking !

"Computational thinking is a fundamental skill for everyone, not just

for computer scientists. To reading, writing, and arithmetic, we should add

computational thinking to every child’s analytical ability."

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Jannette Wing

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Computational Thinking Skills

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Analysis - the process of breaking the complex into smaller parts to gain

a better understanding of it.

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Decomposition

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Pattern recognition

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Pattern generalisation and abstraction

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Algorithm Design

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Who is going to teach it?

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What about Senior?

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Is computer education working?

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Griffith University

Dr Jason Zagami

www.zagami.info