Digital Information Technology Revision

DIT1

Interfaces and audience needs

Interfaces on different devices, hardware constraints and accessible choices for different users.

Component 1 · Internal assignmentRevise topic →

DIT2

Designing usable interfaces

Design principles, feedback, navigation and efficient interaction.

Component 1 · Internal assignmentRevise topic →

DIT3

Planning developing and reviewing a prototype

Project proposals, schedules, prototype development and evidence-based review.

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DIT4

Collecting trustworthy data

Data and information, collection, validation, quality and effects on individuals.

Component 2 · Internal assignmentRevise topic →

DIT5

Processing data with spreadsheets

Worked spreadsheet methods, conditional functions, lookups, automation and linked data.

Component 2 · Internal assignmentRevise topic →

DIT6

Dashboards interpretation and review

Interactive summaries, charts and supported conclusions without misleading presentation.

Component 2 · Internal assignmentRevise topic →

DIT7

Modern technologies and working teams

Networks, cloud services, collaboration and effects on organisations and people.

Component 3 · External assessmentRevise topic →

DIT8

Cyber security and recovery

Threat mechanisms, layered protections, security policies and recovery.

Component 3 · External assessmentRevise topic →

DIT9

Responsible legal and ethical digital use

Data sharing, sustainability, access, privacy, intellectual property and acceptable use.

Component 3 · External assessmentRevise topic →

DIT10

Communicating systems with diagrams

Interpreting and creating data flows, flowcharts, system diagrams and written explanations.

Component 3 · External assessmentRevise topic →

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Learning and assessment

Component 1 covers Exploring User Interface Design Principles and Project Planning Techniques. Component 2 covers Collecting, Presenting and Interpreting Data. Each contributes 30% and is internally assessed using a Pearson-set assignment, with external moderation. Pearson releases new assignments twice a year; use the current series supplied by your teacher.

Component 3, Effective Digital Working Practices, contributes 40% and is externally assessed through a 60-mark examination lasting 1 hour 30 minutes. Apply knowledge to unfamiliar vocational contexts and combine ideas across the course.

The original Harbour Pool examples teach transferable methods. They are fictional lesson practice, not old-paper reproductions, live assignment answers or predictions. Build and test actual prototypes and workbooks and use the PLC demonstration tasks. Revision notes alone cannot demonstrate practical competence.