Max Computing is a brand new course developed by Macmillan in partnership with pioneering and immersive educators, Digital Schoolhouse. The course teaches students digital skills to prepare them for life in the 21st century. The curriculum delivered ensures that students have sound foundations for a range of formal qualifications and future workplaces by developing six strands from grades 1 to 9: algorithms, data, hardware and software, digital skills, programming and robotics, and digital literacy and citizenship.
- Number of levels
- 1
Introducing Max Computing: brand new, play-based learning that engages and motivates students.
Developed in partnership with pioneering and immersive educators Digital Schoolhouse, Max Computing teaches digital skills from grades 1-9. It is designed to prepare students for life in a digital world, building a strong foundation for formal qualifications and future workplaces.
Each chapter teaches key concepts using six strands of computing:
- Hardware and software
- Data
- Algorithms
- Communication and digital citizenship
- Programming and robotics
- and Digital Skills.