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 Collect your past paper  Collect a starter sheet – do it as your computer is logging on

 Review the past paper – take notes of what you needed to improve  Most common mistake was not linking the answer to the scenario – general comments will only get half marks

 Complete the starter sheet

 June 10 1(a)(i) ◦ Mouse and Keyboard  Jan 12 1(a)

1. Finish the Input/Storage/Output task sheet 2. Answer the “Edachild” question 3. Go to teach ICT and play any of the input, output or storage games ict.com/gcse_new/gcse_ict_quizzes.htm

 understand the importance of the security of data (personal and financial) and the main methods of protecting data from unauthorised access (both internally and externally) including virus protection software, firewalls, passwords, encryption of documents and screen-savers.

 Go to BBC Bitesize, Click on GCSE, Click on ICT  Click on Data, information and databases  Watch the “Activity” and read the “Revise” and take notes  Do the test  Bring in your NOTES and 9 out of 9 on the test