an object that uses computer technology to work; it stores or processes information

an object that does not need computer technology to work

Digital devices for different activities

Computing

Digital devices

Designing a digital device

Connecting digital devices

Transferring information between devices

Physical components of a computer network

In this unit pupils will explore digital devices, with an initial focus on inputs, processes, and outputs. Pupils will be introduced to computer networks, including devices that make up a network infrastructure and the benefits of connecting devices in a network.

Computer networks

What makes digital devices different from non-digital tools?

Which of these is an example of a non-digital tool?

No, non-digital tools can be more practical for some tasks.

No, non-digital tools are outdated and unnecessary.

Are digital devices always better than non-digital tools?

does not need computer technology to work

Match the digital activity to its non-digital equivalent:

What does a digital device do with information?

Which of these devices has both input and output?

Exit Quiz

What makes digital devices different from non-digital tools?