Scratch – Scoring
Scoring Your game needs to keep score. For the more advanced programmer, you can keep a high score using Cloud variables Scoring High Score
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Scratch – Game Levels
Levels Your game needs to have at least TWO levels
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Scratch – Game Framework
Introduction, Instruction and Ending screens Before you start build your game you need to create a game template which has Introduction Screen – which lets the user start the game or get instructions Instruction Screen – with details about how to play the game Ending Screen – The screen the player sees when the game
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Network Design – Level 1
Back Ground Knowledge LAN A LAN (Local Area Network) is a network located on one site, where all the computers are geographically close to each others. (Like this school) Star Network A network topology defines the layout of a network. A star topology is where all computers and other devices
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Flow Charts – Level 1
Introduction: to Flowcharts A flowchart is a visual map of an algorithm. Instead of writing a wall of text, we use specific shapes to show exactly what is happening at every step. Flowchart Components Shape Name What it does Example Oval TerminatorStart / End The “Terminator.” It shows where the logic begins and where it
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AI Skills – Level 1
AI Prompts Getting the results you want from AI depends on your ability to create quality prompts. Step One: Use an AI Tool and write a prompt to receive an answer a question they have. Step Two: Watch the video Writing Good AI promptsClick here to watch Re-write your prompt using the tips in the Writing Good
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SPIKE Skills – Level 3
Basic Movement Driving Motors 1. Connect the TWO small motors2. Using blocks from the MOVEMENT section – Set which ports the motors are connected to – Set the movement speed of your motors – Add some code to start your motor – Add some code to stop your motor Distance Sensor Large Motor
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Flow Charts – Level 2
The flowcharts are simple visual tools that help us understand and represent processes very easily. They use shapes like arrows, rectangles, and diamonds to show steps and decisions clearly. If someone is making a project or explaining a complex task, flowcharts can make complex ideas easier to understand. Table of Content What are Flowcharts? Flowcharts
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