Oxford Illustrated Computing Dictionary

A new illustrated alphabetical dictionary of key computing terms and concepts clearly explained, to support children aged 8-12 or act as a quick reference tool for parents and teachers. With around 1000 words and meanings and a thematic supplement on focus areas, it covers words from everyday computing to programming languages and coding.

An easy-to-use illustrated dictionary to help young learners understand key computing terms at school and at home. The words are explained in a simple and clear way and there are examples, diagrams, illustrations and photographs to help children understand the concepts. Key features include:
• 1000 up-to-date computing words, meanings and technical terms clearly explained • Covers vocabulary and topics from the National Curriculum• Topics include algorithms, logical reasoning, computational thinking, data representation, computer networks, and digital devices• Panels and an illustrated supplement for extended subject knowledge• Related words are listed in helpful Word build panels to develop vocabulary in key areas• Ideal for use alongside the Oxford Primary Illustrated Science Dictionary• Colourful and easy to use with simple illustrations and photographs• For children aged 8-11 or in years 4-7