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No wifi - no problem! Connect via your mobile phone (mobile tethering/hotspots)

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No wifi - no problem! Connect via your mobile phone (mobile tethering/hotspots)

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Mobile tethering: the key points

Tethering is when you connect a phone or tablet to another device to share mobile internet.

Tethering is a free feature that is built into Android and Apple phones and tablets.

You must check with your network before using tethering, as there may be additional data limits or fees.

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How To Setup & Use Mobile Hotspot On Android

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Using your first computer device (tablet, PC)

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Using your first computer device (tablet, PC)

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Introductory guides to help beginners get going.

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Looking to download new apps? Stay safe with these tips:

1. Only use official app stores
2. Check age ratings
3. Read app permissions
4. Ask parents before downloading
5. Watch out for in-app purchases
6. Keep apps updated

Stay safe and happy downloading! 🔒

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Ready to join the world of email? Here's how to set up your first account:

1. Choose a service (Gmail is great for beginners)
2. Go to gmail.com
3. Click 'Create account'
4. Pick a username (keep it professional!)
5. Create a strong password
6. Add recovery information

Remember: Always get permission from your parents first!

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How to Create a Gmail Account - Step-by-Step Tutorial for Beginners 📥 #gmail #google #digital

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Time to create your first digital document! Here's how:

1. Open Google Docs or Microsoft Word
2. Click 'New Document'
3. Give it a title
4. Start typing!
5. Use the toolbar to format text
6. Don't forget to save regularly

Pro tip: Use Ctrl+S (Windows) or Cmd+S (Mac) to save quickly! 💾

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How to use Google Docs - Beginners Tutorial

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Keep all your devices working together!

For Apple devices:
1. Use same Apple ID
2. Turn on iCloud
3. Select what to sync

For Android:
1. Sign in to Google account
2. Turn on sync in Settings
3. Choose what to sync

Now your photos, documents, and more will be available everywhere! 🔄

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Everyone deserves easy access to technology! Here's how to make your device work better for you:

1. Find 'Accessibility' in Settings
2. Explore options like:
- Screen readers
- Text size
- Colour filters
- Voice control
- Subtitles

Ask your teacher or guardian if you need help finding the right settings for you! ♿

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A list of useful words to know about digital technology

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A list of useful words to know about digital technology

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Glossary of online terms | Technology and internet | Age UK

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Baffled by browsers? Vexed by viruses? Our glossary of online terms explains what they mean.

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What is the world wide web? - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about the world wide web and how the internet began with this KS2 primary computing guide from BBC Bitesize for years 3 and 4.

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Getting your new device ready to use | Digital Unite

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So, you’ve got a new computer, tablet or smartphone and you’re keen to get going. But it is well worth putting aside an hour or so to make sure your device is secure and suited to your needs.

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Learn how to create an email account, and write and send emails

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Learn how to create an email account, and write and send emails

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Learn how to create your first email account, and get tips on how to write and send emails to communicate with other people

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How to change your accessibility settings on an Android tablet

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How to change your accessibility settings on an Android tablet

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Android accessibility overview - Android Accessibility Help

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You can customize your Android device using accessibility settings and apps. Note: Some of these steps work only on Android 7.0 and up. Learn how to check your Android version. Use a scree

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Learn My Way has free courses and resources to help you get learn digital skills. Sign up to access their full range of courses.

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Connecting to the internet | Digital Unite

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An introduction to the internet, plus all the information you need to get connected.

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Sign up to Barclays Digital Wings to access a huge range of skill building lessons

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Sign up to Barclays Digital Wings to access a huge range of skill building lessons

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Learning catalogue | Learn something new today | Barclays Digital Wings

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Use our digital and money learning programmes to gain skills helping you at home, in the workplace, or for your future.

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The basics for interacting with a touchscreen tablet, using a mouse and a keyboard

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The basics for interacting with a touchscreen tablet, using a mouse and a keyboard

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Learn My Way | Learn how to use the internet

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Learn My Way is a website of free online learning to help beginners develop digital skills.

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Digital literacy - KS1 Computing - BBC Bitesize

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KS1 Computing Digital literacy learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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A quick guide to how you can present and share information using digital media

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A quick guide to how you can present and share information using digital media

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Applications - Presenting information on computers - KS3 ICT Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Revise ways to use presentation software for KS3 ICT. There are many different ways to present data using various software applications.

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Using presentation software like PowerPoint

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Using presentation software like PowerPoint

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Presentation software - Software applications - KS3 ICT Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about some of the most popular software applications like word processors and spreadsheets and understand how we can use them for KS3 ICT.

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What is a computer system?

A computer system is made up of different parts and each has a special job.

Some will be inside the computer and others will be outside. Some parts are connected by wires and others are wireless.

The parts that make up a computer are called hardware.

Programs which tell a computer what to do are called software.

The hardware needs the software to tell it what to do.

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What is a computer system? - BBC Bitesize

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Learn what computer system is with this KS1 primary computing guide from BBC Bitesize for years 1 and 2.

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Using Microsoft PowerPoint to make brilliant presentations

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Using Microsoft PowerPoint to make brilliant presentations

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Create amazing presentations with PowerPoint! Learn how to add slides, pictures, and cool animations. This guide from Digital Unite will help you make your presentations stand out!

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PowerPoint can be used to create an electronic presentation in a series of slides or pages. Slides can contain text, graphics, animations, charts and videos, and can be used to present information to an audience. It is most often used to create business presentations.

Find out more about the software that helps you to create fun or fact-filled presentations.

Learn how to create powerful and attractive slideshows using Microsoft PowerPoint.

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Microsoft PowerPoint is a package that allows you to create a series of slides that you can use to present information.

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Writing your first document or assignment using Microsoft Word

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Writing your first document or assignment using Microsoft Word

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Microsoft Word is brilliant for writing stories, reports, and homework! This BBC Bitesize guide shows you how to create documents, format text, and save your work. Perfect for beginners!

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Word processing - Software applications - KS3 ICT Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about some of the most popular software applications like word processors and spreadsheets and understand how we can use them for KS3 ICT.

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Zoom is another fantastic way to connect! Learn how to join meetings, use the raise hand feature, and chat with others. This guide makes it super easy to get started with Zoom.

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Teams is brilliant for connecting with your classmates and teachers! This child-friendly guide will show you how to join meetings, use the chat, and share your screen. Remember to always follow your school's online meeting rules!

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Microsoft Teams Full Student Guide. Remote Learning & Teaching

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Stay safe in your digital inbox! Learn about spotting suspicious emails, creating strong passwords, and keeping your personal information secure. These tips from BBC Own It are perfect for young email users.

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How to keep your information safe online – for KS2 (7-11)

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An introduction to the topic of online privacy and security

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Having an email address is like having a digital letterbox! This fantastic Barclays Digital Eagles tutorial shows you how to set up a free email account safely. Remember to choose a professional username and a strong password!

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A Digital Eagles Guide to Knowing Your Cyber Fraud and Scam Risks

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Some tips for setting up your tablet or mobile device 

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Some tips for setting up your tablet or mobile device 

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Tablets and smartphones are brilliant tools for learning! Check out this easy-to-follow Digital Unite guide that shows you how to set up your devices safely and securely. Perfect for both Apple and Android devices!

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Introductory guides to help beginners get going.

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Hello young digital explorers! Setting up a new computer doesn't have to be scary. This brilliant BBC Bitesize guide walks you through the basics of getting your computer ready for first use, including creating user accounts and connecting to Wi-Fi.

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