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TNMOC
Introduction
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Colossus
Introduction
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Colossus
Input
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Colossus
Programming
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Colossus
Programming Part 2
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Colossus
Output
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Colossus
Component Parts
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Colossus
Starting up Colossus
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Colossus
Colossus output display
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Colossus
Glass valve
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Colossus
Processor on Colossus
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Colossus
The Colossus power supply
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Colossus
Output to paper via a teleprinter
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Colossus
Reconstructed in 1994 by Tony Sale
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WITCH
Introduction
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WITCH
Starting the WITCH
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WITCH
Input 1
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WITCH
Input 2 and programming
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WITCH
Input 3 and operating system
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WITCH
Processing 1 Relays and ALU
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WITCH
Processing 2 Reliability
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WITCH
Storage 1 RAM and counters
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WITCH
Storage 2 RAM expansion
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WITCH
World's oldest original computer
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WITCH
Output
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WITCH
Why the computer was needed
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WITCH
Front of the WITCH computer
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WITCH
Back of the WITCH computer
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WITCH
The handheld calculator replaced
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WITCH
Computer back panel wiring
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WITCH
Computer output - a teleprinter
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WITCH
Computer power supply
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WITCH
Computer system wiring
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WITCH
Display and control panel
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WITCH
Input tape reader number
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WITCH
Relay switches
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WITCH
Relays and Counters
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WITCH
Relays and counters
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WITCH
Relay covers for protection
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IBM 1130
Introduction
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IBM 1130
Input 1 Punch card reader
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IBM 1130
Input 2 Punch card
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IBM 1130
Processing
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IBM 1130
Storage Part 1
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IBM 1130
Storage Part 2
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IBM 1130
Output
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IBM 1130
Data punch card
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IBM 1130
Control panel
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IBM 1130
Data input via QWERTY keyboard
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IBM 1130
Data punch card reader
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IBM 1130
Input console and central processing unit
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IBM 1130
Output - Printer
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IBM 1130
Punch card programmer
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IBM 1130
Storage disk
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Elliott 803
Introduction Part 1
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Elliott 803
Introduction Part 2
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Elliott 803
Storage
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Elliott 803
Storage Core Store
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Elliott 803 Start Up
Output
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Elliott 803
Input and Output
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Elliott 803
Transistors
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Elliott 803
Control buttons
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Elliott 803
Storage tape
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Elliott 803
Impact on Work
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Elliott 803
Magnetic core store was used to store data
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Elliott 803
Metal transistors replaced glass valves
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Elliott 803
Tape reader inputs data to the computer
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Elliott 903
Introduction
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Elliott 903
Input
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Elliott 903
Programming
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Elliott 903
Storage
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Elliott 903
Operating system Part 1
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Elliott 903
Operating system Part 2
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Elliott 903
Data input by QWERTY keyboard or data tape
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Elliott 903
Input tape reader
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Elliott 903
Tape input reader
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Elliott 903
Smaller transistors reducing the system size
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ICL Mainframe
Introduction
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ICL Mainframe
Input Terminals
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ICL Mainframe
Storage
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ICL Mainframe
Storage Single Disc
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ICL Mainframe
Cable and International Cloud Computing
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ICL Mainframe
Data input from punch card
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ICL Mainframe
Storage unit to hold spinning disk drives
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ICL Mainframe
Data storage disk
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ICL Mainframe
A damaged data storage disk
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PDP8
The birth of the personal computer
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PDP8
The PDP8 Personel Computer
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BBC Doomsday system
BBC Domesday
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BBC Doomsday system
Laserdisc
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BBC Doomsday system
Laserdisc 2
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BBC Doomsday system
BBC doomsday preservation
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ACORN computers
BBC
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ACORN computers
A3000
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ACORN computers
Arm processor
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ACORN computers
A3000 and birth of GUI
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ACORN computers
A BBC Computer with Colour CRT display
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ACORN computers
Acorn RISC Operating System
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ACORN computers
Possiible to upgrade with an external processor
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ACORN computers
Mobile technology old and new
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ACORN computers
The Acorn ARM chip
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ACORN computers
BBC Computer display used CRT technology
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ACORN computers
Built to withstand demands of a school environment
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Home computers
Personal computers in the home
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Home computers
An early IBM compatible computer
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Home computers
Commodore 64 home computer
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Home computers
Inside a BBC Computer
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Home computers
Sinclair ZX Spectrum and tape machine
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Home computers
The Acorn 3010 computer
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Home computers
The Amiga home computer
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Home computers
The Atari 400 home gaming computer
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Home computers
The Mini Macintosh SE computer
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Home computers
The Newbrain home computer
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Laserdisc
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Naked Computers
History of Computing
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Trailer
History of Computing
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Valves
History of Computing
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What is a computer
History of Computing
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Why we conserve
History of Computing
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KS2 A world of computers
Presentation
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KS2 A world of computers
Teacher Notes
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KS2 A world of computers
Activity
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KS2 How to build a computer
ICL Introduction
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KS2 How to build a computer
WITCH Input 1
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KS2 How to build a computer
Teacher Notes
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KS2 How to build a computer
Worksheet
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KS2 Code breaking
Colossus Introduction
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KS2 Code breaking
Colossus Input
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KS2 Code breaking
Colossus Programming part 1
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KS2 Code breaking
Colossus Programming part 2
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KS2 Code breaking
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Smaller and faster
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Who and how many?
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Who and how many?
Select Committee Report
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KS2 Who and how many?
Government Response/p>
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KS2 Who and how many?
UK Statistics
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KS2 Computers and Music
Steve Levine Part 1
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KS2 Computers and Music
Steve Levine Part 2
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KS2 Computers and Music
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computers and Art
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computers and Art
Activity - Build a Stylus
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KS2 Computers and Art
Build a Stylus (Illustrated)
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KS2 Computers and Shopping
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computers and Medicine
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Control and Datalogging
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computer automation
WITCH Why the computer was needed
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KS2 Computer automation
IBM 1130 Introduction
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KS2 Computer automation
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computer gaming
Personal computers in the home
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KS2 Computer gaming
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Computer gaming
History of Video Games 1
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KS2 Computer gaming
History of Video Games 2
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KS2 Getting connected
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Brave new world
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Extra Extra - read all about it
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Roads? Where we are going we...
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Numbers and more numbers
Teacher Notes
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KS2 How much is too much?
Teacher Notes
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KS2 New Fruit on the Block
Teacher Notes
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KS2 Remember my name
Teacher Notes
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KS3/4 Inside a computer system
WITCH - World's oldest original computer
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KS3/4 Inside a computer system
WITCH - What it did and why
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KS3/4 Inside a computer system
Presentation
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KS3/4 Inside a computer system
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 Inside a computer system
Worksheet
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KS3/4 Data flow in a computer system
Data Flow
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KS3/4 Data flow in a computer system
Presentation
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KS3/4 Data flow in a computer system
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 Data flow in a computer system
Date Flow Diagram
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
WITCH - Input
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
WITCH - Processing the input
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
ICL Mainframe 2966 - Input Terminals
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Colossus - Input
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Colossus - Output
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Elliott 903 - Input
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Elliott 803 - Input & Output
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
IBM 1130 - Punch Card
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
IBM 1130 - Punch Card Reader
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
IBM 1130 - Output
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Presentation
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KS3/4 Inputs and outputs
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 Computer System process
WITCH - Processing Reliability
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KS3/4 Computer System process
IBM 1130 - Processing
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KS3/4 Computer System process
Acorn - Arm Processing
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KS3/4 Computer System process
Presentation
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KS3/4 Computer System process
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 Computer System process
Homework
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KS3/4 Storage
WITCH - Storage RAM and counters
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KS3/4 Storage
WITCH - Storage RAM expansion
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KS3/4 Storage
ICL Mainframe 2966 - Storage
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KS3/4 Storage
ICL Mainframe 2966 - Storage Single Disc
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KS3/4 Storage
Elliott 903 - Storage
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KS3/4 Storage
Elliott 803 - Storage
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KS3/4 Storage
IBM 1130 - Storage 1
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KS3/4 Storage
IBM 1130 - Storage 2
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KS3/4 Memory & Storage
Presentation
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KS3/4 Memory Game
Presentation
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KS3/4 Storage
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 How we interact
A3000 and the birth of the GUI
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KS3/4 How we interact
Elliott 903 Operating System Part 1
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KS3/4 How we interact
Elliott 903 Operating System Part 2
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KS3/4 How we interact
Presentation
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KS3/4 How we interact
Lesson Plan
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KS3/4 How we interact
Activity Sheet
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KS5 How can computers add?
How can a computer represent numbers?
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KS5 How can computers add?
How to count in binary - explanation
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KS5 How can computers add?
How to count in binary - demonstration
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KS5 How a computer represents numbers?
Presentation
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KS5 How can computers add?
Lesson Plan
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KS5 How can computers add?
Worksheet
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KS5 How can computers add?
Answer Sheet
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KS5 How can computers add?
1's and 0's
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KS5 Rules of Logic
How computers add
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KS5 Rules of Logic
Simplifying logic into algebra
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KS5 Rules of Logic
Logic Gates
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KS5 Logic Gates
Presentation
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KS5 Rules of Logic
Lesson Plan
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KS5 Rules of Logic
Worksheet
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KS5 Rules of Logic
Answer Sheet
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KS5 Types of logic gates
Half adders
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KS5 Types of logic gates
Full adders
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KS5 4 bit binary addition using logic gates
Presentation
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KS5 Types of logic gates
Lesson Plan
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KS5 Types of logic gates
Worksheet
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KS5 Inside the Computer
Components of a computer
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KS5 Inside the Computer
What is the Stored program concept?
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KS5 Inside the Computer
What is RAM?
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KS5 Inside the Computer
How does a CPU work?
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KS5 The Fetch Decode Execute Cycle
Presentation
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KS5 Inside the Computer
Lesson Plan
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KS5 The Human CPU
The Human CPU
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KS5 The Human CPU
Presentation
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KS5 Human CPU with assembly code
Presentation
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KS5 Human CPU simplified
Presentation
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KS5 Help to print
Presentation
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KS5 The Human CPU
Lesson Plan
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KS5 The Human CPU
Labels to print
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
Part 1 - ASCII Code
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
Part 2 - Hexadecimal
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KS5 ASCII and Hex
Presentation
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
Lesson Plan
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
Worksheet
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
Answer Sheet
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
ASCII Challenge
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KS5 How do computers represent text?
ASCII Challenge Answers
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KS5 Internet and email
How the internet works
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KS5 Internet and email
The Packet Switching Game
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KS5 Internet and email
The email game summary
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KS5 IP email game
Presentation
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KS5 Internet and email
Lesson Plan
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KS5 Internet and email
EmailPackets
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KS5 Internet and email
EmailPackets (From Video)
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KS5 Internet and email
IP Labels
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KS2
curriculum mapping document
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KS3 & 4
curriculum mapping document
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KS5
curriculum mapping document
 computer - the first compact mac to feature an internal hard drive.JPG)
