In this unit students will investigate the large-scale use of data by commercial organisations. The use of ICT in the retail industry and how this data can be used. Students will investigate the use of bar codes and loyalty cards and there affect on today’s society. The social implications of Digital Rights Management on films and music businesses and how this affects the end user. Also in this unit students will investigate the ways in which other organisations collect data, the Data Protection Act and other acts that affect us and the different ways data can be protected from misuse or damage.

Here you will find PowerPoints, worksheets, activities, internet research questions related to the Cambridge recommended text book Cambridge IGCSE in ICT by Paul Clowrey and Colin Stobart, with questions and other supporting materials to help you teach the unit. Each unit is labelled with the same sub sections as in the syllabus and text book for teaching the IGCSE in ICT, as to make it easy to use as possible.

Here you will find the definitions for all the key terms, real life situations related to each and every specified scenario, student copy and a teacher copy to be displayed on the overhead projector. Short questions on each specific sub area and exam type questions, all to help students gain a real life understanding on each area of impact.

Here you will find PowerPoints, worksheets, activities, internet research questions related to the Cambridge recommended text book Cambridge IGCSE in ICT by Paul Clowrey and Colin Stobart, with questions and other supporting materials to help you teach the unit. Each unit is labelled with the same sub sections as in the syllabus and text book for teaching the IGCSE in ICT, as to make it easy to use as possible.

Here you will find PowerPoints, worksheets, activities, internet research questions related to the Cambridge recommended text book Cambridge IGCSE in ICT by Paul Clowrey and Colin Stobart, with questions and other supporting materials to help you teach the unit. Each unit is labelled with the same sub sections as in the syllabus and text book for teaching the IGCSE in ICT, as to make it easy to use as possible.

Here you will find the definitions for all the key terms, real life situations related to each and every specified scenario, student copy and a teacher copy to be displayed on the overhead projector. Short questions on each specific sub area and exam type questions, all to help students gain a real life understanding on each area of impact.

Here you will find PowerPoint's, worksheet and activities for teaching the GCSE in ICT.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE ICT with questions. Section 18 – Data Manipulation.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE Economics. Section 1 - Basic Economic Problem. With questions and key terms.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE Business Studies. Section 4 - - Operations Management. With questions.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE ICT with questions. Section 6 – ICT Applications.

PowerPoint presentations of 1.2 Types of Organizations and key terms presentation.

PowerPoint presentations of Unit 1.1 Introduction to Business Management and key terms presentation.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE ICT with questions. Section 5 – The Effects of Using ICT.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE ICT with questions. Section 17 – Document Production.

PowerPoint presentations for teaching the Cambridge IGCSE ICT with questions. Section 16 – Graphs and Charts.

PowerPoint presentations with key terms from Unit 1 - Business Organization and Environment 1.1 Introduction to business management 1.2 Types of organizations 1.3 Organizational objectives 1.4 Stakeholders 1.5 External environment 1.6 Growth and evolution 1.7 Organizational planning tools

PowerPoint presentations of 1.5 External Environment and key terms presentation.

Presentations for section 3.1 Hardware, as required by the IB specifications guide.

Presentations for section 3.4 Internet, as required by the IB specifications guide.