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BTEC Tech Award DIT revision

Revise Exploring User Interface Design Principles, Collecting, Presenting & Interpreting Data and Effective Digital Working Practices with narrated lessons, self-marking quizzes and activities, written to the Pearson specification by an experienced teacher and textbook author.

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Component 1

Exploring User Interface Design Principles

Internally assessed

Component 2

Collecting, Presenting & Interpreting Data

Internally assessed

Component 3

Effective Digital Working Practices

Externally assessed

BTEC Tech Award DIT components

Lessons follow the Pearson specification topic by topic, each with a quiz, and the first lessons of each component are free to try.

Internally assessed

Component 1: Exploring User Interface Design Principles revision

How user interfaces are designed for individuals and organisations, planning and designing an interface with project planning techniques, then developing and reviewing it.

What it covers

  • Learning Aim A Understand interface design for individuals and organisations
  • Learning Aim B Be able to use project planning techniques to plan, design and develop a user interface
  • Learning Aim C Be able to review a user interface

Topics

  • User Interfaces Free
  • Audience Needs
  • Design Principles
  • Designing an Efficient User Interface
  • Project Planning Techniques
  • Creating a Project Proposal & plan
  • Creating an Initial Design
  • Developing a User Interface
  • Review

Internally assessed

Component 2: Collecting, Presenting & Interpreting Data revision

How organisations collect and use data and its impact on individuals, creating a dashboard with data manipulation tools, and drawing conclusions from the data.

What it covers

  • Learning Aim A Understand how data is collected and used by organisations and its impact on individuals
  • Learning Aim B Be able to create a dashboard using data manipulation tools
  • Learning Aim C Be able draw conclusions and review data presentation methods

Topics

  • Characteristics of Data & Information Free
  • Representing Information
  • Ensuring Data is Suitable for Processing
  • Data Collection
  • Quality of Information
  • Sectors That Use Data Modelling
  • Threats to Individuals
  • Data Processing Methods
  • Producing a Dashboard
  • Drawing Conclusions Based On Findings
  • How Presentation Affects Understanding

Externally assessed

Component 3: Effective Digital Working Practices revision

Modern technologies, cyber security, the wider implications of digital systems, and planning and communication in digital systems, ready for the Component 3 exam.

What it covers

  • Learning Aim A Modern technologies
  • Learning Aim B Cyber security
  • Learning Aim C The wider implications of digital systems
  • Learning Aim D Planning & communication in digital systems

Topics

  • Modern Technologies Free
  • Impact of Modern Technologies
  • Threats to Data
  • Prevention & Management of Threats
  • Policy
  • Responsible Use
  • Legal and Ethical
  • Forms of Notation

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