The NERDC curriculum, successor to Computer Studies and ICT. Read it, see it, code it, check it — every lesson playable.
Nothing to buy. Nothing to break.
The whole examinable course. Always open.
Clearly marked. May sit behind a plan.
Digital Technologies is the NERDC curriculum for Nigerian junior and senior secondary school (JSS 1 to SS 3). It covers digital skills, programming and computational thinking, data, the web, networks and emerging technologies.
It is the successor. Federal education officials have described ICT and Computer Studies as renamed Digital Technologies, and the NERDC curriculum puts more weight on coding and computational thinking.
WAEC’s position on Digital Technologies has changed more than once, so check the WAEC website for the current syllabus and timetable. Classspace is not affiliated with WAEC. Our lessons teach the NERDC curriculum content, which is the foundation either way.
Yes. Learners write and run real code in the browser, with block coding and Python plus robotics, electronics and web benches. There is nothing to install and nothing to buy.
JSS 1 to SS 3. Units are published a few at a time, and the curriculum section shows which are live and which are still in production.
No. Live lessons open without an account, and progress is saved on the device until you sign in. Some extended enrichment units may sit behind a plan.