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The way to answer - Past Papers

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Answers from Marking scheme, this is not the final answer. Let's discuss how we have to write a proper answer. Most of the students think if they write what exactly there in the marking scheme they will get full marks. It's not like that, they need to consider the question's command word according to that they need to answer, such as, explain, describe or discuss. most of the students used to write as point form instead of answering accordingly.  Before I begin with any paper I would like to recall the AOs (Assessment Objectives) of the subject. The reason why we need the AOs to know when we answer a paper, that's the place where the answer pattern is hidden. AOs Post Click here May/ June 2018 Paper 1 - 12 IGCSE ICT As you can see question 1 is asking your direct knowledge. Not asking you to give reasons or analyse them. To answer this type of a question you must have good memorizing skills since it asking the AO1 type answer such as recall, select, communicate knowledg

Chapter 21 - Web Authoring

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Web Development Layers A website is a collection of individual web pages which are related to each other. In a web page, there are three main layers that we can see. Content Layer - With HTML Presentation Layer - With CSS Behaviour Layer - With Java Script Getting Started  You can use WYSIWYG editor or notepad to create your webpages. I am here showing you how to use MS Sharepoint to create your webpage. Tips Always Create a separate folder for your HTML source code  and all your required files to be saved. Always save your HTML code with .HTML or .htm extension. Always save your CSS code with .css extension. Basic HTML structure  All HTML web pages start with <!DOCTYPE HTML> declaration and all instruction are written by HTML markup language not any other Mark up. Most of the tags start with Open and closing Tags(<> & </>) and this structure has a head and a body which will have many other tags with attributes. Source Code Output Preset HTML Styles and Comments