Computer Science Educator • Technologist • Researcher • Educational Innovator
Passionate about transforming education through intelligent technology, innovative teaching methodologies, and lifelong learning.
A hands-on laboratory curriculum designed to develop digital literacy, computational thinking, creativity, and responsible use of technology.
| Month | Experiment | Skills Developed |
|---|---|---|
| April |
Know Your Computer Lab Identify computer components, switch ON/OFF safely, practice correct posture and lab etiquette. |
Computer Basics, Safety |
| May |
Mastering Keyboard & Mouse Typing practice, mouse games, drag & drop, double-click, shortcuts. |
Keyboarding, Mouse Control |
| June |
File Management Create folders, rename, copy, move, delete and restore files. |
Operating System Skills |
| July |
Paint Artist Create scenery using shapes, brushes, fill colors and text. |
Creativity, Graphics |
| August |
Word Processing Prepare an Independence Day poster using formatting, WordArt and images. |
Document Creation |
| September |
Presentation Design Create a 5-slide presentation on "My Favourite Scientist." |
Presentation Skills |
| October |
Spreadsheet Basics Enter marks, calculate Total, Average, Maximum and Minimum. |
Data Handling |
| November |
Internet Explorer Search educational websites, save pictures and bookmark pages. |
Information Literacy |
| December |
Introduction to Coding Create a simple animation using Scratch. |
Computational Thinking |
| January |
Scratch Game Develop a maze or quiz game using events and loops. |
Programming Logic |
| February |
Cyber Safety Activity Create a digital poster on safe internet practices and passwords. |
Digital Citizenship |
| March |
Mini Project Students choose any software (Paint, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or Scratch) to build their own project and present it. |
Integration & Presentation |