In JSS3 (Junior Secondary School 3), students typically learn about various basic technologies that are important in everyday life. Here are some fundamental technology topics that are often covered at this level:
 
1. Introduction to Computers: Students learn about the basic components of a computer system, including the hardware (such as the CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse) and software (operating systems, applications). They may also be introduced to computer networks and internet usage.
 
2. Word Processing: Students are taught how to use word processing software, such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs, to create, edit, and format documents. They learn essential features like formatting text, inserting images, and saving and printing documents.
 
3. Spreadsheet Applications: Students are introduced to spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. They learn how to enter data, perform calculations, create charts, and analyze data using basic formulas and functions.
 
4. Internet and Web Browsing: Students learn about internet safety, ethical online behavior, and responsible use of the internet. They are taught how to browse the web, search for information effectively, and evaluate the credibility of online sources.
 
5. Presentation Tools: Students learn how to create presentations using software like Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides. They understand the basics of creating slides, adding text, images, and multimedia, and delivering presentations effectively.
 
6. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT): Students explore various ICT tools and applications that support learning and communication. This can include email communication, online collaboration tools, and online research techniques.
 
7. Basic Coding Concepts: Introduction to basic coding concepts may be included, focusing on understanding algorithms, sequencing, and logical thinking. Students may be introduced to block-based programming environments like Scratch.
 
8. Digital Citizenship: Students are taught about responsible and ethical use of technology, including issues such as cyberbullying, online privacy, and digital footprints.
 
These are some common areas covered in basic technology courses for JSS3 students. The specific curriculum may vary depending on the school or educational system. It’s important to refer to the curriculum guidelines or consult with your teachers for more detailed information on the topics covered in your specific program.