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Information & Communication Technology
Summer 2007
Basic principles
Use of ICT and non ICT based information sources
Processing of numerical data at all levels
Use of email at all three levels Fitness for purpose Use of multiple search criteria at
Level 2 and Level 3
Clarification, Scope
Level 1All assessment criteria must be covered twiceWhile relating ICT 1.1, ICT 1.2 and ICT 1.3 in a single task is more meaningful, components 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 DO NOT need to be related to the same task
BUT work must be clearly set in context and not be stand-alone exercises.
Clarification, Scope
Level 2All assessment criteria must be covered twiceWhile relating the three components in a single task is often more meaningful, they do not have to be related to the same task
BUT work must be clearly set in context and not be stand-alone exercises
For each component the two tasks MUST differ in significant aspects in both process and outcome.
Clarification, Scope
Level 3All assessment criteria must be covered twiceThe portfolio must contain at least one major task covering all assessment criteria
Additional task(s) should be undertaken to meet the requirements of the relevant components
Tasks should differ in significant areas from those of the major task in both process and content
Tasks can cover one or more components.
Evidence
Level 1 Evidence is required that shows the process
the candidate has used, not just the final products
Evidence might be in the form of draft or rough work; notes; annotations; highlighting of alterations or similar methods
Where witness statements are used, there should normally be supporting evidence in the form of notes, plans or the work itself.
Evidence
Level 2 As level 1 plus…… The assignment brief or task, or the
evidence itself, should indicate what the candidate has set out to do, the purpose and the expected outcome.
EvidenceLevel 3
Evidence is required of planning the major task, indicating how the resources available will be used and how the needs of the audience will be met
Evidence must demonstrate the component 3.3 has been met for at least two different audiences
Candidates should demonstrate their ICT skills in relevant contexts through meaningful tasks – demonstrating the ICT key skill in itself is not sufficient as a purpose.
ICT 1.1, Sources
ICT 1.1 Find and select relevant information ICT Sources – files, CD-ROMs,
Internet Non ICT Sources – notes, forms,
diagrams, leaflets, questionnaires, newspaper articles etc.
ICT 2.1, Sources
ICT 2.1 Select information relevant to the task
Search for and select information to meet your needs
Use different information sources for each task and..
Multiple search criteria in at least one case
ICT 3.1, Sources
ICT 3.1.1 Plan how to obtain and use the
information required for your tasks; Search for information, using different
sources and multiple search criteriaICT 3.1.2
Make selections based on judgements of relevance and quality
ICT 1.2, Enter and develop information
ICT 1.2.1 Enter information using formats that
help developmentICT 1.2.2
Save the information so it can be found easily
Develop Information
1.2 Enter and develop the information to suit the task
Enter information (copy and paste text) Import images using formats that help
development Structure information Carry out calculations using suitable
software
ICT2.2 Enter/develop information & derive new information
ICT 2.2.1 Enter and combine information
using formats that help ICT 2.2.2
Develop information and derive new information as appropriate
Develop Information
Level 2 Enter and combine information (copy
and paste or insert text, images and numbers) using formats that help development
Develop information in the form of text, images and number
Derive new information (use formulas to calculate information such as totals or averages)
ICT3.2 Enter/develop information & derive new information
ICT 3.2.1 Enter and bring together information using
formats that help development ICT 3.2.2
Use software features to improve the efficiency of the work
ICT 3.2.3 Annotate/document work to show an
understanding of the processes followed and that the views of others have been taken into account.
Develop InformationLevel 3 Enter information in consistent formats (style
sheets, table structures etc.) Use software features to improve efficiency of
work (mail merge, database queries, LOOKUP functions)
Create and use structures and procedures for developing and combining text, images and number.
Derive new information (use of a spreadsheet to calculate results using conditional statements with logical operators)
Present Information
Level 1 Use layouts and techniques to suit
different purposes (organise the presentation by moving, copying or inserting information)
Present information in a consistent way (fonts, bulleted lists)
Make sure it is accurate and clear (ask others, proof read, use a spell checker)
Present Information
Level 2 Use layouts and techniques to suit different
document structures (indents, borders for images and text, tables)
Develop the presentation to suit the audience and types of information used (highlight information to improve its impact)
Present information in a consistent way (paragraph layouts, sizes and styles of text).
Present Information
Level 3 Develop the structure of the presentation
(apply automatic referencing facilities) Develop and refine the presentation by
combining text, images and numbers (use of slide transition features, use of hyperlinks)
Present information to suit the purpose and the needs of the audience (from spreadsheets, selected mail merge printouts)
Use of purposeful EmailLevel 1 and Level 2A purposeful use of email must be evidenced as part of one of the tasks. This email will be used to develop the presentation.
Level 3The portfolio must contain evidence of at least one email with attachment, related to the task – e.g. the attachment may be a copy of the work and the email could invite comment on a draft presentation in order to ‘guide refinements’ and to take into account the views of others.