Word processor in the browser

Word processing is part of the Polish computer science curriculum from grade 4 to high school: first paragraphs, lists and tables, then a longer document with a header and footer, and in secondary school a document with a complex structure, tables of contents and footnotes. In BitWizards the editor runs in the browser: heading styles, fonts and colours, lists, tables, images and shapes, A4 pages with a header, footer and page numbers, tables of contents, figures and tables, captions, footnotes and columns. A .docx file can be imported and downloaded, so the work is not locked inside the platform.

Primary school course - High school and technical school course (both in Polish)

Two courses following the core curriculum

Primary school (grades 4-8, 9 topics): a first document with paragraphs and a heading, font, size and alignment, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, a greeting card and a poster with an image, a project description, a template with fields to fill in and a longer document on several pages with a header and footer.

High school and technical school (9 topics): heading styles and document structure, a table of contents, captions and lists of figures and tables, footnotes, columns, page breaks with a header, footer and numbering, a document on a computer science topic, a letter template and exchanging documents with an office suite through .docx and PDF files.

Checking that sees the structure

A document that only looks right is not always built right: a bold paragraph is not a heading, and a table of contents typed by hand will not update when the text changes. The tasks check:

• headings of the given level, lists and tables of the given size,
• emphasis (bold, italic, underline) and alignment of the given text,
• images, shapes, filled template fields and the word count,
• a table of contents, figures or tables, captions, footnotes, columns, a page break, the header, footer and page numbers.

The task is marked as done automatically once the document meets every condition.

For teachers

• Own tasks: the starting document is laid out in the editor itself, and checks are picked from a list and tried right away on the model solution.
• Student work history: how the document was written, with a view of it at any moment, plus a live view during the lesson.
• My documents: students’ and teachers’ own documents outside the courses, with .docx import and export.

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