Computing
From creating games to understanding artificial neural networks, our computing resources have plenty of topics to engage your learners. Our active approach to learning allows you to teach complex topics through exciting activities, encouraging a passion for computing. Designed for learners aged 5 to 19 years, our wide range of resources grows with your learners, developing key life skills and building their confidence along the way. Access our source files and other supporting resources at cambridge.org/education/digital-learning/cambridge-go
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Primary and lower secondary resources
A range of resources to support your young learners, no matter what their level of experience.
Upper secondary resources
Take a look through our range of Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and GCSE resources for computer science and ICT.
Advanced resources
Computer science and IT resources to support your programmers through their AS & A Levels.
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Bring real-life technology to your class
We know that engaging learners can be difficult, so we’ve teamed up with Microsoft Research® to bring emerging technology to your class. Our Cambridge IGCSE™ & O Level Computer Science Coursebook features real-life case studies to interest your learners in the future of computer science.
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