Concepts of Information Technology
This module leads to a theory-based exam, and covers the general concepts
of Information Technology such as hardware, software, networks, security,
and health issues, amongst others.
Because ‘Information Technology’ as a subject is both wide
and deep in its scope, in-depth knowledge of any particular subject area
is not required. The candidate however should have a general understanding
of the basic all-round concepts of computers and everyday software commonly
in use, as well as some of the main security issues, health issues and
legal issues pertaining to Information Technology. For anyone who uses
computers on a regular basis, many of the questions in the exam will be
pretty straightforward, but for people new to computers the training for
this module should offer a good introduction to the world of computing.
To pass the ECDL Module 1 exam, a candidate must score at least 27 marks
from a possible 36 (75%).
Free ECDL Module 1 Study Guides
Module 1 Study Guide Easy to follow notes for Module 1, Basic ConceptsTraining Manual for Module 1 Covers all the material for the Module 1 exam
Module 1 Training Guide Nice, easy to follow guide for ECDL Module 1, in pdf format
Free ECDL Module 1 Practice Exams
Two Practice Tests Over 70 practice questions and answers in Pdf formatSample Test from ECDL org. Sample test for the ECDL exams
