You will be able to apply knowledge and understanding of key information technology concepts to a range of familiar vocational contexts.
You will apply knowledge and understanding of IT systems to deconstruct problems in common situations and apply standard IT conventions to produce solutions with supporting reasoning.
You will be able to identify the impact of effective and ineffective uses of IT systems and recommend ways in which IT can be developed and/or improved.
You will explore and make judgements on the impact of the use of IT on individuals and organisations.
You will be able to analyse complex information, data and situations, in vocational contexts, in order to draw conclusions and make valid observations.
You will be able to synthesise your knowledge and understanding of IT systems to deconstruct complex problems, drawing on various sources of information to develop effective solutions.
You will evaluate the effectiveness of IT systems and make justified recommendations for further developments and future actions.
You will make valid, justified judgements on the impact of IT on individuals, organisations and wider society.
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of information technology terms, standards, concepts and processes.
Identify, Give, State, Name, Complete, Draw
Ranges from 1 to 6 marks
Apply knowledge and understanding of information technology terms, standards, concepts and processes.
Complete, Draw, Describe, Explain, Calculate, Produce, Demonstrate
Ranges from 1 to 10 marks
Select and use information technologies and procedures to explore likely outcomes and find solutions to problems in context.
Explain, Calculate, Produce, Develop, Demonstrate
Ranges from 1 to 6 marks
Analyse and evaluate information, technologies and procedures in order to recommend and justify solutions to IT problems.
Discuss, Demonstrate, Analyse, Produce, Write
Ranges from 6 to 12 marks
Make connections between the application of technologies, procedures outcomes and solutions to resolve IT problems.
Write, Produce, Evaluate.
Ranges from 6 to 12 marks
Learners examine in detail a scenario or problem to discover its meaning or essential features. Learners will break down the problem into its parts and show how they interrelate. There is no requirement for any conclusion.
Learners give careful consideration to all the factors or events that apply and identify which are the most important or relevant. Make a judgement on the importance of something.
Learners apply some form of mathematical or computational process.
Learners complete a diagram or process. Can apply to problems/solutions of varying complexity.
Learners illustrate and explain how an identified computer system or process functions. May take the form of an extended writing response, a diagram or a combination of the two.
Learners provide an account of something, or highlight a number of key features of a given topic. May also be used in relation to the stages of a process.
Learners investigate a problem or scenario showing reasoning or argument.
Learners represent understanding through the use of a diagram or flowchart.
Learners denote a series of linked points needed and/or justify or expand on an identified point required.
Learners assess factual information. Requires a single word or short-sentence answer.
Learners provide a solution that applies established constructs to a given computing problem.
Learners assess factual information, typically when making use of given stimuli. Requires a single-word or short-sentence answer.
Learners produce a solution, or mechanism used as part of a solution, to a given computing problem.