JSS Three Curriculum in Digital Technologies

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JSS 3 Digital Technologies Scheme of Work
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JSS THREE SCHEME OF WORK IN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

JSS3 Digital Technologies Scheme of Work

FIRST TERM: DIGITAL MEDIA & CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

WEEK TOPIC CONTENT / SUBTOPICS BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS RESOURCES
1 Review of JSS 2 Work
  • Quick recap of programming.
  • Review of robotics concepts.
  • Revision of important JSS 2 digital technology skills.
 Students should be able to:
  • Recall important concepts learned in JSS 2.
  • Demonstrate basic understanding of programming and robotics.
 JSS 2 notes, computers, programming examples, robotics diagrams.
2 Advanced MS Word
  • Advanced page layout.
  • Creating and formatting tables.
  • Mail merge.
 Students should be able to:
  • Apply advanced page layout features in MS Word.
  • Create and format tables.
  • Perform a simple mail merge.
 Computers, MS Word, sample documents, projector.
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3 Advanced MS PowerPoint
  • Creating animations.
  • Applying slide transitions.
  • Integrating multimedia such as pictures, audio and video.
 Students should be able to:
  • Create effective PowerPoint presentations.
  • Apply animations and transitions.
  • Integrate multimedia into presentations.
 Computers, MS PowerPoint, projector, sample presentations.
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4 Introduction to Digital Media
  • Meaning of digital media.
  • Importance of digital media.
  • Creating digital content.
  • Editing digital content.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define digital media.
  • Explain its importance in modern communication.
  • Create and edit simple digital content.
 Computers, smartphones, digital media samples, internet resources.
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5 MID-TERM TEST Assessment of Weeks 1–4. Students should be able to demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered in Weeks 1–4. Test papers, answer sheets, computers where required.
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6 Graphic Design with Canva
  • Introduction to Canva.
  • Designing posters.
  • Designing flyers.
  • Creating social media posts.
 Students should be able to:
  • Use Canva to create simple graphic designs.
  • Design posters and flyers.
  • Create simple social media graphics.
 Computers, internet access, Canva, sample posters and flyers.
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7 MID-TERM BREAK Holiday / Rest. Students should rest and prepare for the continuation of the term. School calendar.
8 Photo Editing & Visual Communication
  • Introduction to photo editing.
  • Using online tools for design.
  • Using images for branding and communication.
 Students should be able to:
  • Edit simple digital photographs.
  • Use online design tools.
  • Explain how images can be used for communication and branding.
 Computers, online photo-editing tools, sample images.
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9 Copyright & Media Ethics
  • Meaning of copyright.
  • Digital rights.
  • Fair use policies.
  • Ethical use of digital media.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain copyright and digital rights.
  • Identify examples of fair and unfair use of digital content.
  • Demonstrate responsible media use.
 Copyright examples, case studies, internet resources.
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10 Digital Portfolio Creation
  • Meaning of a digital portfolio.
  • Compiling digital works and projects.
  • Organizing and presenting completed digital work.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain the purpose of a digital portfolio.
  • Compile their digital works into a portfolio.
  • Present their projects in an organized manner.
 Computers, sample portfolios, student projects.
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11 REVISION Comprehensive review of first-term topics. Students should be able to recall and demonstrate knowledge of the topics taught during the term. Revision questions, notes, practical exercises.
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12 EXAMINATION End of Term Assessment. Students should be able to demonstrate their knowledge and practical skills under examination conditions. Examination papers, answer sheets, practical assessment materials.
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13 CLOSING / VACATION Term ends. Students should complete the academic term and prepare for the next term. School calendar.
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SECOND TERM: DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP & ONLINE SAFETY

WEEK TOPIC CONTENT / SUBTOPICS BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS RESOURCES
1 Introduction to Digital Entrepreneurship
  • Meaning of digital entrepreneurship.
  • Importance of digital entrepreneurship.
  • Skills required for digital entrepreneurship.
  • Digital opportunities.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define digital entrepreneurship.
  • Explain its importance.
  • Identify digital entrepreneurial skills and opportunities.
 Computers, internet resources, entrepreneurship case studies.
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2 Internet Communication & Collaboration
  • Email communication.
  • Video calls.
  • Cloud-based collaboration tools.
  • Responsible online communication.
 Students should be able to:
  • Use email for communication.
  • Explain the use of video conferencing.
  • Collaborate using basic cloud tools.
 Computers, internet, email accounts, collaboration tools.
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3 Social Media for Education & Business
  • Responsible use of social media.
  • Social media for education.
  • Branding and promotion.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain responsible social media use.
  • Identify educational uses of social media.
  • Explain how social media can support branding and promotion.
 Smartphones, computers, social media examples.
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4 Digital Marketing Basics
  • Meaning of digital marketing.
  • Digital marketing channels.
  • Online advertising.
  • Advertising safely online.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define digital marketing.
  • Identify common digital marketing channels.
  • Explain safe online advertising practices.
 Computers, sample advertisements, internet resources.
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5 MID-TERM TEST Assessment of Weeks 1–4. Students should be able to demonstrate their understanding of second-term topics covered so far. Test papers, answer sheets.
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6 Cyber Ethics & Netiquette
  • Meaning of cyber ethics.
  • Meaning of netiquette.
  • Respectful online behavior.
  • Responsible communication.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain cyber ethics and netiquette.
  • Demonstrate respectful online behavior.
  • Identify inappropriate online behavior.
 Case studies, computers, online communication examples.
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7 MID-TERM BREAK Holiday / Rest. Students should rest and prepare for the continuation of the term. School calendar.
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8 Online Privacy & Protection
  • Managing personal data.
  • Protecting private information online.
  • Avoiding digital theft.
  • Safe online practices.
 Students should be able to:
  • Identify personal information that should be protected.
  • Explain ways of protecting personal data.
  • Identify methods of avoiding digital theft.
 Privacy guides, security examples, computers and smartphones.
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9 Managing Digital Footprint
  • Meaning of digital footprint.
  • Importance of managing one's digital footprint.
  • Creating a positive online presence.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define digital footprint.
  • Explain its importance.
  • Identify ways to create a positive online presence.
 Online profile examples, case studies, internet resources.
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10 Digital Project: Online Business Simulation
  • Introduction to online business simulation.
  • Creating a mock e-business or blog.
  • Presenting the simulated digital business.
 Students should be able to:
  • Develop a simple mock online business or blog.
  • Apply digital entrepreneurship concepts in a practical project.
  • Present their project.
 Computers, internet access, website/blog tools, project templates.
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11 REVISION Review of second-term topics. Students should be able to recall and demonstrate knowledge of topics taught during the term. Revision questions, notes, practical exercises.
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12 EXAMINATION End of Term Assessment. Students should be able to demonstrate their knowledge and practical skills under examination conditions. Examination papers, answer sheets.
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13 CLOSING / VACATION Term ends. Students should complete the academic term and prepare for the next term. School calendar.
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THIRD TERM: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, AI & SUSTAINABILITY

WEEK TOPIC CONTENT / SUBTOPICS BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS RESOURCES
1 Management of E-Waste
  • Meaning of e-waste.
  • Sources of e-waste.
  • Safe disposal methods.
  • Environmental effects of e-waste.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define e-waste.
  • Identify common sources of e-waste.
  • Explain safe disposal methods.
  • Describe environmental effects of e-waste.
 Pictures of e-waste, recycling materials, environmental posters.
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2 Recycling Digital Devices
  • Meaning of recycling digital devices.
  • Refurbishing old gadgets.
  • Reusing digital devices and components.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain the importance of recycling digital devices.
  • Describe ways of refurbishing old gadgets.
  • Identify opportunities for reusing digital devices.
 Old digital devices, recycling diagrams, photographs.
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3 Emerging Technologies
  • Internet of Things (IoT).
  • Cloud computing.
  • Blockchain technology.
  • Augmented Reality (AR).
  • Virtual Reality (VR).
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain the meaning of selected emerging technologies.
  • Identify practical applications of IoT, cloud, blockchain, AR and VR.
 Videos, diagrams, computers, internet resources.
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4 Preparing for the Digital Future
  • Importance of STEM education.
  • Digital skills for the future.
  • Technology-related career pathways.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain the importance of STEM education.
  • Identify useful digital skills for the future.
  • Identify technology-related career opportunities.
 Career charts, STEM videos, career information materials.
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5 MID-TERM TEST Assessment of Weeks 1–4. Students should be able to demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered in Weeks 1–4. Test papers, answer sheets.
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6 Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life
  • Meaning of Artificial Intelligence.
  • Voice assistants.
  • Recommendation systems.
  • Everyday applications of AI.
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain the basic meaning of Artificial Intelligence.
  • Identify examples of AI used in everyday life.
  • Explain how voice assistants and recommendation systems work at a basic level.
 AI demonstrations, computers, smartphones, videos.
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7 MID-TERM BREAK Holiday / Rest. Students should rest and prepare for the continuation of the term. School calendar.
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8 Global Digital Citizenship
  • Meaning of digital citizenship.
  • Ethics in a connected world.
  • Responsibilities of digital citizens.
  • Responsible participation in online communities.
 Students should be able to:
  • Define global digital citizenship.
  • Explain ethical responsibilities in a connected world.
  • Demonstrate responsible digital citizenship.
 Digital citizenship guides, case studies, online safety materials.
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9 Technology & Sustainable Development
  • Meaning of sustainable development.
  • Role of ICT in sustainable development.
  • Technology and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
 Students should be able to:
  • Explain sustainable development.
  • Describe the role of ICT in achieving sustainable development.
  • Identify ways technology can contribute to the SDGs.
 SDG charts, ICT case studies, posters and videos.
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10 Final Project: Student Digital Innovation
  • Selection of an individual or group project.
  • Development of the digital innovation.
  • Project presentation and demonstration.
 Students should be able to:
  • Develop a simple digital innovation project.
  • Work individually or collaboratively.
  • Present and explain their completed project.
 Computers, project materials, internet resources, presentation equipment.
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11 REVISION Final review of all years' topics. Students should be able to recall and demonstrate knowledge of major concepts learned throughout JSS Digital Technologies. Revision notes, past questions, practical exercises.
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12 EXAMINATION End of Junior Secondary Assessment. Students should be able to demonstrate their knowledge and practical digital technology skills under assessment conditions. Examination papers, answer sheets, practical assessment materials.
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13 CLOSING / VACATION Term ends. Students should complete their Junior Secondary academic programme and prepare for the next stage of education. School calendar.
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