Saving and Sharing Digital Work
Students understand that digital work can be saved, retrieved, and shown to others, learning basic file management.
Key Questions
- Justify the necessity of giving digital work a unique name when saving it.
- Explain the steps to find a saved picture after the computer has been turned off.
- Evaluate appropriate audiences for sharing different types of digital creations.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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