Smart Technology
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About this resource
Eduqas 5539 Unit 1, sub-point 1.1.3 — smart TVs, wearables and home automation, and the sensing that actually makes a device 'smart'. Bridges from lesson 10 (online services) to lessons 12-13 (AI and autonomy) by introducing sense-connect-act without formalising control processes or feedback loops.
18 slides.
Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval from Lesson 10
- Keywords for This Lesson
- Quick Check — What Does 'Smart' Actually Mean?
- The Sensors That Make It 'Smart'
- Hinge Question — Naming the Sensor
- Smart TVs and Wearables in Real Life
- Smart TV vs a Standard TV
- Home Automation — Sense, Connect, Act
- Smart Devices Around You
- The Downsides — Be Specific, Not Vague
- Answering Exam Questions on Smart Technology
- Modelled Example — Justifying a Smart Device Choice
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