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AS/A2 Books
Widely used as the standard text for
AS level ICT
More info
A2 text by the same authors.
Recommended.
More info
Guidance for ICT3 coursework projects
More info
Guidance for ICT3 AND ICT6 projects
More info
There's lots more books on the book page
if you have so much money you don't know what to do with it.
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Use the module list below to find notes,
links, presentations and practice questions to help with your
assignments, lesson planning, or revision for individual modules.
If you're a student new to the course have a look
at pages 13 - 15 of the
2006/2007
specifications for more details about the scheme of assessment or look at
the AS and
A2 module links
at the top of the page for a breakdown of each module by topic. Useful *official* AQA stuff can be found below the
exam dates.
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Exam Dates - Jan 2007
Next Exams
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ICT1 |
Monday 15 Jan PM |
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ICT2 |
Monday 15 Jan PM |
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ICT4 |
Wednesday 24 Jan AM |
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ICT5 |
Monday 29 Jan PM |
Plan your holidays!
(*after* double checking the exam dates
here)
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Official AQA 5521/6521 page
The official AQA page contains the latest course information and downloads related to the
specification.
AQA past papers
Past papers and mark schemes. Not as useful as the Psionica database they shamefully closed
but... the next best thing.
Examiners' Reports
It's very useful when preparing your revision and practising exam
technique to know exactly what the examiner was/is looking for. If you read
nothing else read these!
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The vast majority of *useful* resources on this site can be
found in the module list on the left but there are a few other things
dotted around the site that you *might* find useful?
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Books |
Links to general AS/A2 ICT books to help support
you with planning, homework, revision, coursework & insomnia.
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Sites |
Links to
*my* favourite dedicated AS/A2 ICT sites. These sites contain a shed load of
teaching and learning resources.
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News |
Links to
popular news sites. Useful for planning topical lessons and/or using
relevant examples to support answers.
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Tutorials and
downloads |
Tutorials
for popular office applications and useful stuff to download (*still* coming
soon!)
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Schemes of Work |
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schemes of work for 5521 and 6521. Adapt these for your own course
(coming soon - tho' there's part of one in the AS
modules) |
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Lots of very helpful people have provided
ideas, food, resources, food, advice, food, support and more food to make this site possible. In no
particular order FatMax would like to thank: David Yates, Liz
J, Alan
Parkinson, Steve Mayer, Frank McAree, Steve McWeeney, James Irvine, Ian Rendell,
Darren Smith, Jason Manning,
Debbie Jones, David Phillips, Adam Kirkton, Rhodri Karim, Clive E. Morley, Julian Mott,
Mr. Shepherd, all the
very nice people at ARC, some other people whose name escapes me
right now and last, but
very much not least, Histman!
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Bye 4 now
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