ICT-eindtermen in het lager onderwijs
Gebruiken jouw leerlingen een computer, tablet of Chromebook in de klas? Werken ze op een veilige manier? En leren ze er wat van?
Sinds 1 september 2007 staat vast wat elke leraar via ICT moet nastreven of bereiken in de klas. Er werden tien eindtermen en ontwikkelingsdoelen opgesteld, de eerste acht voor de leerlingen van het basisonderwijs en van het buitengewoon basisonderwijs (type 1, 2, 7 en 8). Je vindt hier de leermiddelen waarmee je werkt aan één of meer ICT-eindtermen voor het basisonderwijs. Hieronder kan je leermiddelen zoeken per eindterm.
Vanaf 1 september 2019 gaan de nieuwe ICT-eindtermen van start voor de eerste graad secundair onderwijs. De eerste acht eindtermen gelden nog steeds voor het lager onderwijs. Werk jij met de nieuwe ICT-eindtermen? Neem dan een kijkje op deze KlasCementpagina over de digitale competenties.
De in 2007 vastgelegde ICT-eindtermen die nog steeds gelden voor het lager onderwijs zijn:
- De leerlingen hebben een positieve houding tegenover ICT en zijn bereid ICT te gebruiken om hen te ondersteunen bij het leren.
- De leerlingen gebruiken ICT op een veilige, verantwoorde en doelmatige manier.
- De leerlingen kunnen zelfstandig oefenen in een door ICT ondersteunde leeromgeving.
- De leerlingen kunnen zelfstandig leren in een door ICT ondersteunde leeromgeving.
- De leerlingen kunnen ICT gebruiken om eigen ideeën creatief vorm te geven.
- De leerlingen kunnen met behulp van ICT voor hen bestemde digitale informatie opzoeken, verwerken en bewaren.
- De leerlingen kunnen ICT gebruiken bij het voorstellen van informatie aan anderen.
- De leerlingen kunnen ICT gebruiken om op een veilige, verantwoorde en doelmatige manier te communiceren.
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Learn to program with Mind+
Mind+ is a programming tool that allows you to program an application by dragging and clicking coding blocks. Mind+ has countless tutorials, example projects and a large community for learning to program.
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Peter Mathijssen: Teaching materials about coding
This website by Peter Mathijssen collects information, teaching materials and tutorials about apps and projects that all have to do with computing and computational thinking. Matters discussed include:
- MicroBlocks,
- MIT App Inventor,
- micro:bit, …
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Coding Park: Learning to program
Coding Park is a coding platform where students learn to code and think computationally. Visual blocks or Python are used. You can get started right away in the free programming environment. If you, as a parent or teacher, want to monitor the …
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MicroBlocks: Learning to program
MicroBlocks is a free, Scratch-like programming language for learning to work with educational microcontroller boards such as the Micro:bit, Adafruit Circuit Playground Express and many others. MicroBlocks is a live programming system.
Click on a …
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GIF creator
Create your own animations and save it as a gif file.
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MyLens: Artificial intelligence creates timelines
MyLens is a free artificially intelligent tool to generate timelines on any topic.
The AI generates a timeline of important events on the requested topic.Check out this example about World War I in Belgium .
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STEMpedia Education: Teaching materials and projects for STEM
STEMpedia helps students and teachers learn about artificial intelligence, machine learning, Python and robotics in an interactive way. The website bundles a large amount of projects and learning resources about coding and STEM-related topics. …
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Talkr: Let pictures talk
The Talkr app allows you to let photos speak. By importing your own or other photos, you bring the character in the photo to life, as it were.
The Talkr Live app offers the same possibilities. However, it is possible to record live. When using the app …
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Open Roberta: Programming Tool
Open Roberta is an online application that allows users to program robots and microcontrollers. The script can be built with blocks or with code. You can also view the configuration of your device and perform a digital simulation.
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WebTinq: Building websites
WebTinq is an online HTML editor for kids. Students can use it to build and publish web pages. A handy website editor to explain to students with real code in html, css or js with folder structure, without advertising.
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Mission Zero: Code for the ISS
Mission Zero offers participants up to the age of 19 the opportunity to run their self-written code or computer program on the ISS in space. This challenge is suitable for beginners in programming as well as for children in primary school.
Teams or …
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Coding with Chrome: Extension
Coding with Chrome is an extension that teaches you how to code and program in the Chrome browser. The extension provides you with a user-friendly educational coding environment (IDE) that you can even use offline.
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