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Kids are our Future http: //www. computingatschool. org. uk/
CAS West Midlands Regional Centre Birmingham City University Department of Computing, Telecoms and Networks Keith Buncle Duncan Maidens John Higgins caswestmidlands@computingatschool. org. uk
History • Taught Computer Networking to HE and FE teachers and lecturers for over 16 years. • Used the Cisco Academy program to bring Computer Networking to life and make it accessible.
Computing at School Why the Cisco Academy ? Part of the CS curricula covers: • Data an data Communications • Computer Networking Resources we have are : • Packet Tracer • Net. Space. • Badge of the World Leading Networking company. • Lots of knowledge
Curriculum Pathways
Computing at School So what have we done so far : Leveraged Cisco’s LMS (Net. Space). • Developed course content hosted in Net. Space to deliver the Networking stand of the new CS curricula. • Made Packet Tracer available to teach Networking • Hardware and Processing Strand under development. (Sept 17) • Course materials for learners in Open Learn Create.
Computing for School Produced resources for each learning objective Presentation Documents Practical Tests
Each section has the following
What is available ? • KS 1 - KS 4 • Lots of videos • Unplugged Activities at lower levels • Packet Tracer at Higher Levels
Home Network Senarios
Linked into The Internet
LMS • • Moodle like Automatically marked quizzes Add your own content Modify existing content Re order curriculum Create your own assessments Export your courses.
Availability • Secondary Schools. – Classes can be set up for individual student access – Use school or gmail+ addresses • Primary Schools – Teachers can have access to the set of resources. • Many other IT courses available.
Interested ? • Sign up to be a School Cisco Academy • Set up your Academy • Add more instructors • Set up student classes
Interested ? http: //cs. co/Computing. For. Schools. Course Contact : Duncan Maidens duncan. maidens@bcu. ac. uk