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Continue a DASKEREL lesson in Google Colab

These are original DASKEREL notebooks with teaching, runnable code and self checks. Download one, then upload it to Google Colab. Your code runs in your own Colab session; DASKEREL does not receive the notebook or your work automatically.

  1. Choose a notebook below and download the .ipynb file.
  2. Open Google Colab, select File → Upload notebook, and choose the file you downloaded. A Google sign-in may be required.
  3. Read each explanation, predict the output, run the cells in order, then change the suggested inputs and record your reasoning.
  4. Save a copy in your own workspace if you want to keep your work. Check sharing settings before giving anyone access.

The DASKEREL source repository is private, so these notebooks use a download and upload handoff. They do not connect your Google account to DASKEREL or request Drive access. Do not put personal data, passwords or API keys in a notebook.

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DASKEREL notebooks

Years 7–11 · computing and GCSE Computer Science

Python foundations

Trace variables, selection, lists and a linear search, then change the code and test boundary cases.

Data, analytics and introductory Python

Data analysis foundations

Inspect a small fictional dataset, calculate summary measures, find an outlier and explain what the result cannot prove.

Colab is an external Google service with its own account, availability and usage limits. These notebooks are practice resources; they do not award a qualification or certify practical competence.