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Review by Shaun Langevin, Common Sense Education | Updated May 2022

EasyTech by Learning.com

Tech skills curriculum focuses more on breadth than innovation

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Grades

3–8

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Coding, Digital Citizenship, Media Literacy, Productivity

Price: Free to try
Platforms: Web
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  • A portion of the digital skills curriculum as seen from the teacher dashboard.
  • The student pathway for grades 3-5.
  • Many assignments could be considered digital worksheets.
  • Many activities use typical questions types.
  • The keyboarding curriculum introduces new keys too quickly.
  • Some of the K-2 activities may be too lengthy or complex for young students.
  • The computer fundamentals section includes things like networking.
  • Like other grade levels, activities include interactive videos.
  • Activities have light interaction like dragging and dropping.
  • Students also do some writing.

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