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JSS Three Scheme of Work in Digital Technologies JSS THREE SCHEME OF WORK IN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES JSS3 Digital Technologies Scheme of Work FIRST TERM: DIGITAL MEDIA & CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES S/N TOPICS CONTENT OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS 1 Review of JSS 2 Work 1. Quick recap of programming. 2. Review of robotics concepts. 3. Revision of important JSS 2 digital technology skills. Students should be able to: i. Recall important concepts learned in JSS 2. ii. Demonstrate basic understanding of programming and robotics. ...

History and Development of Digital Technologies - JSS1 Digital Technologies Class: JSS 1 • Topic: History and Development of Digital Technologies History and Development of Digital Technologies From Early Counting Devices to the Five Generations of Computing and Future Trends 1. Early Counting Devices (Pre-Computing Era) Before modern electronic gadgets existed, primitive humans needed tracking methods for trade, farming cycles, and cattle inventory. They designed physical tools to assist with simple arithmetic calculations. Fingers and Toes: The earliest natural calculating system, which gave rise to our modern base-10 mathematics framework. Pebbles and Sticks: Used to track items physically by placing them in piles or rows. Tally Sticks: Wooden sticks carved with notches to legally record contracts, trade credits, and tax debts. The ...

JSS Two Curriculum in Digital Technologies JSS TWO CURRICULUM IN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES Aligned with the Updated National Competency-Based Learning Standards FIRST TERM: COMPUTER NETWORKS, CLOUD COMPUTING & CYBERSECURITY WEEK TOPICS CONTENT / SUBTOPICS OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS 1 Review of JSS1 Work 1. Recap of hardware and software. 2. Basic online safety rules. Students should be able to: i. Recall key concepts of hardware and software. ii. Explain basic rules for safe internet browsing. Computer hardware samples, online safety charts. ...

JSS 1 Scheme of Work: Digital Technologies JSS 1 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK Aligned with the National Competency-Based Learning Standards FIRST TERM WEEK TOPIC SUBTOPICS / CONTENT BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES TEACHING AIDS 1 Introduction to Digital Technology 1. Meaning of digital technology. 2. Importance in modern life. 3. Examples of digital devices. Students should be able to define digital technology and identify everyday digital devices. Smartphones, tablets, laptops, charts showing digital vs. analog devices, powerpoint slides. 2 ...

Career Awareness in Digital Technology - JSS 1 Digital Technologies TOPIC: Career Awareness in Digital Technology CLASS: JSS 1 Career Awareness in Digital Technology ICT Careers, Digital Skills for the Future, Entrepreneurship, and Emerging Technology Pathways The global job market is undergoing a massive transformation. In the past, professions were strictly limited to traditional fields like manual banking, printing press operations, or physical filing. Today, almost every industry relies heavily on computers, networks, and smart applications. Understanding the career pathways available in digital technology allows you to start building the specific skills needed to thrive in tomorrow's workplace. 1. Core ICT Careers Information and Communications Technology (ICT) forms the baseline of the digital workforce. These are established, essential career tracks that keep global corpor...

Introduction to Robotics - JSS 1 Digital Technologies TOPIC: Introduction to Robotics CLASS: JSS 1 Introduction to Robotics Meaning, Core Components, Uses, and Robots in Everyday Life For centuries, humans have built tools to make manual work easier. However, standard machines like hammers or manual bicycles always require direct, continuous human physical effort to operate. Modern digital breakthroughs have allowed us to combine computer programming with physical machinery. This intersection gives rise to smart machines that can sense their surroundings and perform physical tasks automatically. 1. Meaning of Robotics To understand this field, we must separate the study of building the machines from the physical machines themselves. Robotics bridges engineering, electronics, and computational thinking. Definition of Robotics: Robotics is the branch of technolo...