BTEC L2 Tech Dip Unit 2 LEARNING AIM B | Exploring Current and Emerging Technologies

Everything you need to teach the whole of Learning Aim B for Unit 2: Exploring Current and Emerging Technologies, from the Pearson BTEC Level 2 Technical Diploma in Digital Technology. Ready to drop straight into lessons.

Six files: four PowerPoint decks covering B1 to B3 in full, plus two student worksheets with benefit and risk colour coding and structured activity scaffolds.

What is included

Learning Aim B - Investigate how an organisation uses technology to meet its needs

B1 Investment motives - all ten motives, each with its own definition-and-example slide, supported by Tesco and healthcare case studies and a TikTok future tech pitch activity.

B2 Technology selection factors - all seven factors, with a worked NHS example mapped across every one, stakeholder position mapping, and a review task.

B3 Judging whether technology delivered - individual slides for each success outcome, a four-slide TSB bank IT failure case study, a traffic light judgement activity, and ethical and legal considerations covering GDPR, the Data Protection Act and the Computer Misuse Act 1990.

All files are editable.

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