Primary Computing & Digital Tools
Free primary computing platform with 60+ curriculum strands, 15 interactive simulators, and zero student logins.
Interactive Learning Hub
For Students
Practice touch typing, explore coding, test spreadsheets, create animations, and master everyday digital skills through hands-on challenges.
Teaching Support & Pedagogy
For Educators
Access lesson ideas, explore digital pedagogy frameworks, review classroom-tested EdTech tools, and integrate with IB PYP & UK KS1–2.
Teaching & Planning Toolkit
Curated EdTech Resources
Search, filter, and discover vetted EdTech tools, AI prompts, and classroom-tested lesson planning resources.
60+
Curriculum Strands
Structured 6-stage progressions
15
Browser Simulators
Zero-install interactive sandboxes
100%
Free & No Logins
COPPA & GDPR privacy compliant
Global ICT
Curriculum Support
LOMLOE, IB PYP & UK KS1-2
Core Computing & ICT Domains
Every strand follows a structured progression across Levels 1 to 6: Foundation to Mastery.
Daily Computer Skills
Mouse precision, touch typing, keyboard shortcuts, window management, and practical hardware troubleshooting.
🎨Create & Design
Word processing, visual page layout, stop-motion animation, digital presentation design, and website creation.
📊Data & Spreadsheets
Pictograms, sorting tables, AutoSum math formulas, spreadsheet filters, and digital surveys.
🖼️Digital Media
Vector graphics, digital audio recording, podcast editing, infographic composition, and 3D modeling basics.
💻Coding & Algorithms
Unplugged algorithmic puzzles, block programming with Scratch, loops, variables, and physical computing.
🖥️Hardware & Devices
Computer architecture, input/output peripherals, data storage devices, network basics, and software layers.
🛡️Online Safety & Identity
Password security, digital footprints, scam detection, safe social interaction, and identifying trusted adults.
AI Literacy & Future Tech
Demystifying AI, prompt exploration, machine learning basics, and ethical digital interactions for young learners.
Supporting Modern ICT Curriculums
Ed Tech Hub provides a flexible, modular skills framework designed to support national and international primary computing education.
🇪🇸 Spanish LOMLOE Competencia Digital
Directly informed by the digital competence descriptors of the Spanish primary education framework. Strands foster responsible digital citizenship, safe communication, digital content creation, and problem solving.
🌍 IB Primary Years Programme (PYP)
Designed for inquiry-based learning. Strands integrate naturally with Transdisciplinary Units of Inquiry, Key Concepts (Form, Function, Connection), and Learner Profile attributes (Inquirer, Thinker, Reflective).
🌐 International ICT & Computing Goals
Provides open, practical coverage of computational thinking, data literacy, and online safety principles that align with UK Key Stages 1–2 and CSTA standards without locking schools into a single rigid syllabus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how Ed Tech Hub works in primary classrooms and homeschool environments.
What is Ed Tech Hub and who is it for?
Ed Tech Hub is a completely free, browser-based primary computing curriculum. It is built for primary school students (Ages 5–12 / Years 1–6), classroom teachers, ICT coordinators, and homeschool educators looking for structured digital skills progressions without paywalls or setup overhead.
Do students or teachers need an account to use the platform?
No. Students and educators do not need accounts, usernames, or passwords. All interactive simulations, lessons, and learning checks run directly in the browser. Progress is stored privately on the local device, guaranteeing 100% compliance with COPPA, FERPA, and GDPR privacy regulations.
Which curriculum frameworks does Ed Tech Hub support?
Ed Tech Hub is built to support modern primary computing and digital literacy curriculums worldwide. Its structured progression is grounded in the European/Spanish LOMLOE digital competence framework and inquiry-led learning (such as the IB PYP), while covering foundational concepts aligned with UK Key Stages 1–2 and CSTA computing goals. It is designed as a flexible, open curriculum that complements whatever ICT scheme your school follows.
What computing topics and digital skills are covered?
Our curriculum spans 7 foundational domains: Daily Computer Skills (mouse, keyboard, shortcuts, folders), Create & Design (documents, presentations, animations, websites), Data & Spreadsheets (pictograms, sorting, charts, formulas), Digital Media (audio, vectors, 3D), Hardware & Devices, Coding & Algorithms (Blockly, Scratch, logic), and Online Safety.
How do the interactive simulators and learning checks work?
Each lesson includes container-scoped, interactive simulators (such as interactive mouse pads, formula spreadsheets, and password meters) where students practice in real-time. Each step concludes with a verified learning check that confirms understanding before unlocking the next stage.
Can international schools and IB World Schools use Ed Tech Hub?
Yes! Every strand includes teacher setup notes, PYP Key Concepts, central ideas, and learner profile connections to make it effortless to plug into your school's Programme of Inquiry (POI).