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Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Digital Technologies course for Year 6. Covers digital systems & hardware, online safety & digital identity, design thinking with Canva, computational thinking & algorithms, Scratch game design, artificial intelligence, XR/AR with CoSpaces, and binary data. 2 units, 5 topics, 28 highly interactive lessons with games, external tools (TypingClub, Scratch, Teachable Machine, CoSpaces, Code.org), and real student creations. The pre-course to Year 7 Digital Technologies.
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Get Started FreeBuild core digital skills: hardware literacy, touch typing, online safety, design thinking with Canva, and computational thinking. Students leave this unit with a published poster, a typing benchmark, and a solid algorithm design toolkit.
Design and build real digital creations: a Scratch game and a CoSpaces virtual world. Explore artificial intelligence, machine learning, XR/AR, networks, and binary data. Students finish the year ready for Year 7 Digital Technologies.
Every lesson includes an engaging hook, structured activities, practice questions and a reflection — ready to present from the interactive whiteboard.
Sample lesson
Learning objectives
Hook
Engaging warm-up to activate prior knowledge
Direct Instruction
Clear, visual explanations with interactive slides
Activities
Hands-on tasks with real-time AI feedback
Practice
Formative questions with progressive hints
Reflection
Metacognitive wrap-up and self-assessment
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