Booklets helping students prepare for the 12 mark questions on the R081 exam. More will be added soon.

A series of interactive PDF worksheets on Boolean Logic, Binary Addition and Logic Gates for KS3. Great to use for remote learning. More will be added soon.

Pop quiz’s that I am using with my students to help them retain knowledge from R081. I will add more as I make them.

Booklets created to go alongside taught content. More coming.

Two booklets, one that can be filled in by hand and the other can be filled in on a computer.

Exam questions taken from OCR iMedia exams by topic.

Two booklets on computational thinking for GCSE Computer Science. One can be written in and the other can be filled in on a computer.

Worksheets that have been created so that students can fill them in easily. Ideal for remote learning. More will be added soon.

Booklet that can be filled in on the pdf or printed for students to complete by hand.

A booklet containing questions related to LO1, LO2 and LO3 on visualisation diagrams.

Two booklets that can be filled in by hand or using Adobe Acrobat.

Pre-production booklets designed for R081 unit. Contains questions to test knowledge and exam questions taken from OCR R081 exam papers.

This resource contains interactive worksheets on: Primary memory (Coming Soon) Secondary storage You are free to edit as you wish.

Tests covering the content for R081. More will be added soon.

Booklets that can be filled in on the pdf or printed for students to complete by hand.

Two booklets tat have been designed to be filled in by hand and on a computer using PDF Reader.

Two booklets designed to be completed at home. One booklet can be written in and the other filled in on a computer.

I have gone through the papers for R081 and I have split the questions into the following areas: State Describe Explain Create Discuss Identify I will add more as I create them.

Booklet that can be used in class or for homework. Includes exam questions.

Two booklets one can be printed and written in the other can be filled in using Adobe Acrobat. Explains to students how to calculate the uncompressed file size of an image. Contains links to videos I have made with short example.