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This section will grow and develop as I put additional materials online. I thought it was best to make these materials public so others can make use of them!

AS ICT
A2 ICT

You can access the AS section, designed for AQA AS ICT1 and AS ICT2 by going to www.asict.co.uk. A similar A2 section will appear eventually at www.a2ICT.co.uk.

AS and A2 games I'm also going to be updating the main games search page with additional games and quizzes to support Post-16 topics. Ideal for a quick starter, plenary or knowledge refresh. If you wish to contribute additional topics, please let me know.


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This site is designed to complement existing fantastic teacher-created materials on the internet, so make sure you don't miss:

Teach-ICT.com
Teach-ICT.com AS and A2 Materials

FatMax - brilliant for AQA materials
FatMax.org - materials for AQA ICT

Internet link King John School Post-16 materials

Internet link DavidRoyall.com

Internet link DeepDistraction.com

Internet link ICT topics in a nutshell

Internet link ICT-Teacher.com


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03/18/2010 11:42 AM

Web inventor calls for open data
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03/18/2010 08:47 AM

UK 'can cope with cyber attack'
The UK is "reasonably well placed to cope" with a large scale cyber attack, a report by a group of peers has said.
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O2 condemns file-sharing letters
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