IB Digital Society SL · Sprint 3 · 11 October 2026 · revision 6
Algorithms, Data and Digital Business — chapter teaching
AI conceptual illustration, not documentary evidence.
Learn a mechanism, test a fresh example, then explain a real case. Checkpoints interrupt the teaching sequence; pause for individual answers before discussion.
Coverage: core Algorithms 3.2A–E, pp.81–89; Data 3.1A–I, supplied pp.57–80; Business 4.2A–D, pp.213–227. Data now includes foundations, organization, security and later lifecycle dilemmas. Business has two teaching arcs; select the relevant arcs rather than teaching the full library in one sitting.
| Deck | Reading | Slides / files |
|---|---|---|
| Algorithms and code: how a rule becomes a result | 3.2A–D · pp. 81–85; chapter connections pp. 90–91 | 23 · PDF · Full narration and sources |
| Algorithmic dilemmas: bias, judgement and accountability | 3.2E · pp. 86–89; reflection p. 91 | 17 · PDF · Full narration and sources |
| Data and data analysis: foundations, security and dilemmas | 3.1A–I · supplied chapter pp. 57–80 · four teaching arcs; choose to fit prior learning | 38 · PDF · Full narration and sources |
| Digital business and labour: work, exchange and global connections | 4.2A–D · pp. 213–227 · Arc A: 213–219; Arc B: 220–227 | 40 · PDF · Full narration and sources |
Chapter reference edition
Worked traces, conditional branches, before-and-after scores and dated source comparisons carry the explanation. Try three bounded demonstrations: Algorithms slide 7 (trace), Data slide 26 (missing value), Business slide 17 (share and denominator). Predict first, observe the change, then explain it. Algorithms slide 12 also links an optional verified captioned CS50 sorting clip, with a static worked fallback.
Data has four arcs: foundations A–D; organization and representation E–F; security G; big data and dilemmas H–I. The Google Knowledge + Reflection Form now includes four additional Data routes for pp.57–80, plus the added Algorithms and Business material. Submit the route assigned for this lesson; the earlier Data pp.72–74 route remains available. Retain your device practice and append a correction after feedback.
Choose the right route
The browser deck is the editable HTML master. Projector view hides practice controls. The complete PDF contains every slide; transcripts supply the equivalent explanations. Earlier PowerPoint files are revision 3 and are not the revised teaching sequence.
Download the complete student HTML/assets package
Practice responses and choices recover on this browser and can be exported and restored. Device saving is separate from teacher submission. Keep your first response and append a correction.
Open chapter Knowledge + Reflection FormThree rehearsal labs · Assignments and inquiry · Preserved workbook
Return to the material
Retrieve a distinction without notes; explain a fresh case; revisit the named slides after feedback. Later synthesis, redesign and defence provide new encounters with the same mechanisms. Do not assume that seeing a deck establishes understanding.