Data and Information Indiana Academic Standard Clarifying Statement(s) Vocabulary K-2.DI.1 Use technology resources to solve (1) The key is to use a step-by-step manner age-appropriate problems and so that they can make the connection in 3-5 communicate thoughts, ideas, or stories in a to an algorithmic approach. step-by-step manner. K-2.DI.2 Understand how to arrange (sort) information into useful order, such as sorting students by birth date, without using a computer. K-2.DI.3 Recognize that software is (1) Allow students to work with various software – a general term for the various created to control computer operations. software. kinds of programs used to operate computers and related devices Computing Devices and Systems Indiana Academic Standard Clarifying Statement(s) Vocabulary K-2.CD.1 Use standard input and output (1) There is no requirement for a specific devices to operate computers and other type of technology that students have to technologies. use. Districts decide what kind of devices and other technologies students will use. Example: A keyboard is an input device that sends information about the keys you press. This is received by the computer and it displays the correct letter or number. A monitor is an output device. It displays all the information that has been sent to it by input devices.
Data and Information Indiana Academic Standard Clarifying Statement(s) Vocabulary K-2.DI.1 Use technology resources to solve age-appropriate problems and communicate thoughts, ideas, or stories in a step-by-step manner. (1) The key is to use a step-by-step manner so that they can make the connection in 3-5 to an algorithmic approach. K-2.DI.2 Understand how to arrange (sort) information into useful order, such as sorting students by birth date, without using a computer. K-2.DI.3 Recognize that software is created to control computer operations. (1) Allow students to work with various software. software – a general term for the various kinds of programs used to operate computers and related devices Computing Devices and Systems Indiana Academic Standard Clarifying Statement(s) Vocabulary K-2.CD.1 Use standard input and output devices to operate computers and other technologies. (1) There is no requirement for a specific type of technology that students have to use. Districts decide what kind of devices and other technologies students will use. Example: A keyboard is an input device that sends information about the keys you press. This is received by the computer and it displays the correct letter or number. A monitor is an output device. It displays all the information that has been sent to it by input devices.