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Pupils
should be able to:
- Recognise how the content and style of information can influence the message it gives and that data can be distorted and misused.
- Justify the use of particular information sources to support an investigation or presentation, and devise and apply criteria to evaluate how well various information types support a task.
- Evaluate different applications in terms of the structure and method of processing data.
- Select appropriate methods of exchanging digital information and recognise that the format affects the method of exchange.
- Make and use simple success criteria that ensure fitness for purpose.
Pupils
should be taught to:
- Understand
the components or elements of a web page.
- Identify
different styles of web sites and their purpose.
- Evaluate
web sites for their effectiveness:
- of
content and whether it is relevant and easy to find
- of
navigation
- for
communication with the user, e.g. the interface
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