a collection of related data that has been structured in some way

how variables move together, either in the same direction (positive) or in opposite directions (negative)

a framework for us to follow when asking and answering real-world problems using data

Investigating digital inclusion using data

Digital literacy

What is digital inclusion?

Digital accessibility and inclusive design

AI and digital inclusion

Planning and designing an accessible blog

Building and evaluating an accessible blog

Pupils explore digital inclusion by creating an accessible blog. They investigate unequal access to devices, internet and digital skills using data and case studies. Pupils explore accessibility features and consider how inclusive design and AI can reduce or reinforce barriers.

School blog: digital inclusion

A {{}} is something that repeats or changes in a predictable way.

Which is the most accurate definition of correlation?

Which of the following are part of the PPDAC cycle?

During the {{}} stage, you create visualisations and look for patterns or trends.

You notice that as age increases, the percentage of children owning a mobile phone also increases. What is this an example of?

a worldwide network that connects computers

a piece of technology such as a laptop or smartphone

the gap between people who have access to digital technology and those who don't

the difference between mobile phones and laptops

Which of the following is the BEST definition of the digital divide?

Which of the following does not impact digital inclusion?

to help people see patterns, trends and relationships more clearly

Why are charts and graphs used to represent data?

Digital inclusion is important, because we live in a world where many essential services are ...

A family cannot access the internet because they live in a rural area. This is an example of ...

Investigating digital inclusion using data

Lesson outcome