Three original exam-style papers for Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT Unit 1 Digital Devices – 45 minutes, 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes – each with a full mark scheme in the official style. Every paper is set around a realistic scenario and uses the same layout and command words as the real Paper 1, so students practise exactly what they will meet in the exam. WHAT’S INCLUDED (6 PDF files, A4) • Paper A – 45 minutes, 50 marks: 8-page paper + 5-page mark scheme. Three questions about a wedding photographer. • Paper B – 1 hour, 70 marks: 9-page paper + 7-page mark scheme. Four questions about a hotel manager. • Paper C – 1 hour 30 minutes, 100 marks: 13-page paper + 9-page mark scheme. Five questions about a game developer – the same length and total as the real Paper 1. In total: 220 marks and no repeated questions, so you can use the papers at different points of the course: as an end-of-topic test, a mid-unit check and a full mock. WHAT THE PAPERS COVER Paper A · digital devices and their features (cameras, flash memory, laptops, smartphone interfaces, connectivity and security), input and output devices (scanners, choosing a printer, projectors, monitor resolution, sensors and actuators) and memory, storage and software (RAM and ROM, virtual memory, compression, defragmentation, application software). 6-mark Discuss: SSD or HDD? Paper B · RFID, biometrics, NFC and chip and PIN, tablets and smart sensors; monitors, projectors, plotters, magnetic tape and hard disks; operating system functions, utilities, print spooling, network operating systems and accessibility settings; spreadsheets, databases, project management, web authoring and software licences. 8-mark Discuss: open-source or proprietary software? Paper C · embedded computing, convergence, processors and energy consumption; sound cards, graphics tablets, QR codes, OCR and touch screens; laser and 3D printers, 4K, surround sound and haptic output; EPROM, KiB calculations, optical media, RAM vs ROM and fragmentation; app stores, graphics, freeware, open source and software updates. Two 8-mark Discuss questions: buying a 3D printer, and releasing a game for smartphones and tablets.

The complete Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT Unit 3 Operating online in two print-ready books: a 208-page student booklet and a 30-page teacher’s answer book. It covers all five topics of the unit with clear explanations, the activities from the student book, a check after every section and exam-style tests. No preparation needed and no internet required. WHAT’S INCLUDED (2 PDF files, A4) • Student booklet – 208 pages: unit cover and contents, then five topics, each with its own cover, explanations, section checks, “Try it on paper” tasks, tests and a key terms page. In total: 49 sections, 49 section checks, 40 book activities and 9 tests (253 marks). Ready to print double-sided. • Teacher’s answer book – 30 pages: answers to every check, model answers for every book activity and paper task, and mark schemes for every test. Topics, sections and question numbers match the student booklet one to one. CONTENT Risks to data and personal information (49 pages): unauthorised access, malware, accidental deletion, phishing, smishing and pharming; firewalls and encryption, passwords, PINs and biometrics, CAPTCHA and security questions, anti-malware and file permissions, secure websites, attachments and links, backups and online payment systems. Two tests (26 + 28 marks). Impact of the internet (60 pages): the internet and protocols, information and services, employment, working practices, social impact, staying safe online, working from home, positive and negative impacts on organisations, the digital divide, less restricted access to networks, the information gap and socialising. Two tests (30 + 37 marks). Online communities (23 pages): social networking, online gaming, online work spaces, virtual learning environments, wikis and forums, user-generated content, functions and target audiences, global communication and staying safe. Final test (31 marks). Implications of digital technologies (40 pages): data protection, data across borders, copyright, fair use, DRM and geoblocking, monitoring movements and communications, sustainability, health and safety, and AI and responsibility. Two tests (28 + 28 marks). Online information (31 pages): information sources, search engines, search types and tools, search syntax, fitness for purpose, copyright and plagiarism. Two tests (25 + 20 marks).

The complete Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT Unit 4 Online goods and services in two print-ready books: a 54-page student booklet and an 8-page teacher’s answer book. It covers both chapters of the unit – Online services and The cloud – with clear explanations, the activities from the student book, a check after every section and two exam-style tests. No preparation needed and no internet required. WHAT’S INCLUDED (2 PDF files, A4) • Student booklet – 54 pages: unit cover and contents, 12 sections, 5 book activities, 12 section checks, “Try it on paper” tasks, two end-of-part tests and a key terms page. Ready to print double-sided. • Teacher’s answer book – 8 pages: answers to every check, model answers for every book activity and paper task, and mark schemes for both tests. Sections and question numbers match the student booklet one to one. CONTENT Part A · Online services (Chapter 11): shopping sites (product catalogues, categories, the basket and the checkout); booking systems and e-tickets; banks and education (online banking, loans, libraries and learning platforms); gaming, news and real-time information; entertainment providers (streaming and downloads); auction sites (ratings, alerts and bidding); the impact of online services on lifestyle and behaviour and on organisations; transactional data and cookies (session, persistent and third-party). Test Part A: 41 marks. Part B · The cloud (Chapter 12): hosted applications software and working together online; online data storage, its benefits and drawbacks; the impact of the cloud on organisations and individuals. Test Part B: 27 marks.

The whole Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT (4IT1) theory course in two print-ready books: a 684-page student book covering all five units and a 114-page teacher’s book with every answer and mark scheme. Every topic is explained step by step, checked after each section and tested exam-style – no preparation needed and no internet required. WHAT’S INCLUDED (2 PDF files, A4) • Student book – 684 pages: a course cover and contents, then each unit with its own cover and contents page, and each topic with its own cover, explanations, section checks, “Try it on paper” tasks, tests and a key terms page. In total: 17 topics (including a Unit 1 practice test), 156 sections with a check after each one, 102 book activities and 30 tests (870 marks). Ready to print double-sided. • Teacher’s book – 114 pages: answers to every check, model answers for every book activity and paper task, mark schemes for every test and a self-marking answer guide for the Unit 1 practice test. Units, topics and question numbers match the student book one to one. CONTENT Unit 1 · Digital devices (316 pages): types and features of digital devices, input devices, output devices, storage, memory and processors, system software, disk defragmentation and application software, plus a 40-mark unit practice test. Unit 2 · Connectivity (52 pages): bandwidth and latency, wired and wireless communication, LAN, WAN and PAN, IP and MAC addresses, network components, the internet, peer-to-peer and client-server networks, and network security. Unit 3 · Operating online (208 pages): risks to data and how to protect it, the impact of the internet, online communities, the legal and ethical implications of digital technologies, and finding and using online information. Unit 4 · Online goods and services (54 pages): shopping, booking, banking, entertainment and auction sites, cookies and transactional data, hosted applications, online storage and the impact of the cloud. Unit 5 · Applying information technology (52 pages): choosing the right software, data and information, types of data, purpose, user and layout, house styles and fonts, colour and accessibility, checking content, and evaluating a product against its requirements.

The whole of Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT Unit 1 Digital Devices in eight print-ready student booklets, each with a separate answer key, plus a 40-mark unit practice test with a self-marking answer guide. Every topic is explained step by step, checked after each section and tested exam-style – no preparation needed and no internet required. WHAT’S INCLUDED (18 PDF files, A4) Types of digital devices – 39-page booklet + 5-page answer key. Computers, mobile phones, tablets, cameras, home entertainment, games consoles, navigation aids, smart homes and convergence. Two tests (29 + 29 marks). Features of digital devices – 24-page booklet + answer key. Portability, performance, storage, user interface, connectivity, media support, energy consumption, expansion and security, with a “compare the devices” page. Final test (25 marks). Input devices – 39-page booklet + answer key. Keyboards, pointing devices, scanners, barcodes and QR codes, webcams, microphones, touch screens, biometrics, card readers and sensors. Two tests (28 + 34 marks). Output devices – 37-page booklet + answer key. Monitors, dot matrix, inkjet, laser and 3D printers, plotters, data projectors, speakers and actuators. Two tests (29 + 29 marks). Storage, memory and processors – 43-page booklet + answer key. Secondary storage, hard disks, optical, flash and tape, capacity, RAM, ROM, flash memory and processors. Two tests (29 + 30 marks). System software – 47-page booklet + answer key. Utility software, defragmentation, compression, disk formatting, operating systems, network operating systems, memory and resource management, security, print spooling and accessibility. Two tests (25 + 31 marks). Disk defragmentation – 17-page booklet + answer key. A short focused booklet on fragmentation, defragmentation and SSDs. Final test (10 marks). Application software – 51-page booklet + answer key. Apps and app stores, word processing and DTP, spreadsheets, databases, web authoring, image and sound editing, presentations, control, project management, communication software, licensing and updates. Two tests (28 + 32 marks). Unit 1 practice test – 8 pages, 35 minutes, 40 marks (multiple choice, short answers and a 6-mark “discuss” question), with a 9-page answer guide that explains every answer so students can mark their own work.

The complete Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT Unit 2 Connectivity in two print-ready books: a 52-page student booklet and a 10-page teacher’s answer book. It covers both chapters of the unit – Digital communication and Networks – with clear explanations, the activities from the student book, a check after every section and two exam-style tests. No preparation needed and no internet required. • Student booklet – 52 pages: unit cover and contents, 11 sections, 14 book activities, 11 section checks, “Try it on paper” tasks, two end-of-part tests and a two-page list of 57 key terms. Ready to print double-sided. • Teacher’s answer book – 10 pages: answers to every check, model answers for every book activity and paper task, and mark schemes for both tests (including an example answer for the 8-mark network diagram question). Sections and question numbers match the student booklet one to one.

Three print-ready IGCSE ICT student booklets for Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT, each with a separate answer key. Students read a short explanation, check their understanding after every section and finish with an exam-style final test – no preparation needed and no internet required. WHAT’S INCLUDED (6 PDF files, A4) • Features of Digital Devices (Unit 1) – 24-page student booklet + answer key. Nine features (portability, performance, storage, user interface, connectivity, media support, energy consumption, expansion capability, security features), a “compare the devices” page, 9 section checks and a 25-mark final test. • Disk Defragmentation (Unit 1, software) – 17-page student booklet + answer key. The hard disk, how fragmentation happens, reading a fragmented file, defragmentation, after defragmentation and why SSDs should not be defragmented. 6 section checks and a 10-mark final test. • Online Communities (Unit 3, Operating online) – 21-page student booklet + answer key. Social networking, online gaming, online work spaces, virtual learning environments, wikis and forums, user-generated content, global communication and staying safe online. 8 section checks and a 30-mark final test. In total: 62 booklet pages, 23 section checks, 3 final tests (65 marks) and 3 answer keys.

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