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Hello World issue 13
How has computing education changed over the last few months? And how will the coronavirus pandemic affect education in the long term?
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How to keep well when teaching from home
The need to manage our relationship with technology is more important than ever. Neil Rickus offers some practical advice around digital well-being when teaching remotely
A museum in your pocket
Alan O’Donohoe explains how to recreate the magic of a school trip at home
A fun and colourful gateway to computer science
William Lau has created a colouring book to help make computer science accessible to all
Debugging in Scratch
Sean McManus explains how you can help students to find and fix some of the most common errors in Scratch projects
Computing classroom displays
A space for inspiration or a drain on teachers’ time? Alan O’Donohoe shares ideas for displays that you and your students will love
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