Lesmateriaal, apps en tools én concrete inspiratie voor ICT-eindtermen
ICT is een middel om de eindtermen in het onderwijs beter te bereiken. Leerlingen leren een computer, tablet, het internet gebruiken om sneller een oplossing te vinden, informatie op te zoeken, vaardigheden te oefenen, zelfstandig te werken …
ICT kan ook een doel zijn, bijvoorbeeld voor het vak programmeren of in een informatica-opleiding.
Zoek je inspiratie om digitaal aan de slag te gaan in je klas? Wil je handleidingen of suggesties voor goede apps en tools? Op deze pagina vind je die inspiratie, netjes geordend per eindterm voor lager of secundair onderwijs.
- Bekijk de acht eindtermen voor lager onderwijs op KlasCement.
- Bekijk de eindtermen voor de eerste graad van het secundair onderwijs, geordend op basis van het Digcomp framework.
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Code City: Coding Lessons
Coding and computational thinking are the skills of the future. By coding, children learn to understand the digital world better. They learn to think logically, gain better spatial insight and solve problems. A good dose of creativity comes in …
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Learn to program with Mind+
Mind+ is a programming tool that allows you to program an application by dragging and clicking coding blocks. Mind+ has countless tutorials, example projects and a large community for learning to program.
Mind+ supports a wide range of hardware, such …
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Create a talking figure with ZIM
Let the boy talk. Give assignments to your students or let them record an assignment themselves.
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Peter Mathijssen: Teaching materials about coding
This website by Peter Mathijssen collects information, teaching materials and tutorials about apps and projects that all have to do with computing and computational thinking. Matters discussed include:
- MicroBlocks,
- MIT App Inventor,
- micro:bit, …
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Teach your child to program with Scratch! -Roadbear Studios
Programming for children, a hot topic. Many parents would like their child to take some sort of programming course. Programming classes for children are springing up like mushrooms.
The first studies into whether all programming lessons …
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The weather: Bee-Bot cards
You can combine a speaking assignment about the weather with the Bee-Bot with these handy cards for the transparent Bee-Bot mat.
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Coding Park: Learning to program
Coding Park is a coding platform where students learn to code and think computationally. Visual blocks or Python are used. You can get started right away in the free programming environment. If you, as a parent or teacher, want to monitor the …
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MicroBlocks: Learning to program
MicroBlocks is a free, Scratch-like programming language for learning to work with educational microcontroller boards such as the Micro:bit, Adafruit Circuit Playground Express and many others. MicroBlocks is a live programming system.
Click on a …
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Ayoa mind mapping: Step-by-step plan
This app is the first step into the world of mind mapping. The students create their own
creative, visual space and develop language and problem-solving skills.This way you can quickly activate or evaluate prior knowledge after a lesson.
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GIF creator
Create your own animations and save it as a gif file.
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The Creative Code
The Creative Code uses programming as a creative tool and is at the same time an active way to learn more about art. Students also learn to look critically at technology by working with it themselves.
Together with artists who use code as artistic …
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Sinterklaas tool: Writing aid
Everyone already knows that you can speak to a computer. You can also create apps that listen to what you say.
How fun is it for a young child to ask Sinterklaas via an app how to write the toys for his wish list.
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