A Level · 26 topics

Digital Media & Design

G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Digital Media & Design syllabus offline — from Researching and exploring techniques and processes, Selecting and organising information, Generating ideas and developing technical skills and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.

Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Digital Media & Design.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.

A LevelSkills common to all areas of study (AS)

4 topics
Researching and exploring techniques and processes
Selecting and organising information
Generating ideas and developing technical skills
Reflecting and refining ideas and designs

A LevelWorking to a brief and ethical considerations (AS)

5 topics
Planning for a specific digital outcome within constraints
Working to a deadline and working with others
Ethical and environmental considerations in digital media
Copyright and intellectual property integrity
Cultural sensitivity in design

A LevelCritical and contextual understanding (AS)

3 topics
Researching artists, designers, genres and contemporary digital media practices
Critically analysing researched work and its relevance
Exploring relevant social and political issues in design work

A LevelVisual language (AS)

2 topics
Line, tone, form, shape and pictorial space
Composition and colour theory

A LevelDigital photography (AS/A2 area of study)

3 topics
Capturing and manipulating digital images
Photographic composition and technique
Editing and presenting a photographic body of work

A LevelMoving image (AS/A2 area of study)

3 topics
Planning and producing moving image sequences
Editing, sound and narrative techniques
Presenting a moving image outcome

A LevelGames design and mobile/multimedia applications (AS/A2 area of study)

3 topics
Concept development for games or applications
Interface, interaction and user-experience design
Prototyping and presenting a digital design outcome

A LevelPersonal Investigation (A2)

3 topics
Independent research into a chosen digital media theme
Development of a sustained personal project
Written and practical evaluation of the finished outcome
How G3N helps

Turn this syllabus into a pass.

Both tiers, one tutor

IGCSE and A Level content sit side by side, so the tutor follows you from Year 10 through to Year 13.

Structured by syllabus

Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.

Practise and revise

Generate questions per topic, get marked answers with explanations, and summarise dense readings before the paper.

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