In the past, many of my students have made successful project using a combination of PHP and MySQL. This year, all three of my students are using it in some capacity and one has combined it with jQuery. I have been meaning to write a full workbook for a long time and I have finallyContinue reading “PHP and MySQL for A2 Computing projects”
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10 Mini Programming Projects
Inspired by @mwclarkson asking for ideas yesterday on Twitter, I thought I’d put together a compilation of 10 mini programming projects I have used in the classroom. Each of them could be used with the language of your choice, although the resources I’ve linked to may contain information specific to the language I used andContinue reading “10 Mini Programming Projects”
PHP Love Calculator task
I’ve been meaning to write this one up for ages! This is an idea that grew to encompass more and more things that I realised fit in to it from the OCR Computing AS F452 syllabus. The premise I expect you’ve seen the TV adverts promising that if you text your name and your crush’sContinue reading “PHP Love Calculator task”
PHP shoutbox task
Bizarrely enough, I recently started teaching topic #1 on the OCR AS ICT F452 module. The specification clearly isn’t design to be taught from beginning to end, and in fact I’ve found I jumped all over the place trying to teach it. We started off by looking at interface design principles using HTML and CSS,Continue reading “PHP shoutbox task”
Coding, “the crappy way”
I was talking to my friend Tristan the other day, via the MUD which he has created and programmed himself. If you don’t know what a MUD (Multi User Dungeon) is, it’s a sort of a text based adventure world where you can interact with other people, and move between various rooms and locations, andContinue reading “Coding, “the crappy way””