Animated scenes
Every idea is built step by step on screen. Play, pause, go back: you set the pace of the explanation.
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT (4IT1)
Interactive lessons designed for the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT (4IT1) exams: animated explanations, hands-on simulations, checks and exam-style tests, ready to project.

How a lesson works
Every idea is built step by step on screen. Play, pause, go back: you set the pace of the explanation.
Students drag, click and test: scan a real QR code, build a network, spot a phishing email, run the CPU cycle.
Short auto-marked questions straight after each idea, so misunderstandings surface before they settle.
End-of-part tests with written answers and mark schemes, and a “Copy my results” button to send to you.
Projector mode and full screen for the whole class; the same lesson works on student laptops and tablets.
Progress saves on each device and moves between devices with a progress code. Reset it whenever you like.
The whole course
Types and features of devices, software, input and output, storage, memory and processors.
7 lessons 02Networks, wired and wireless links, addresses, speed and network security.
1 lesson 03Risks to data, the impact of the internet, online communities, implications and online information.
5 lessons 04Shopping, booking, banking, streaming and gaming, cookies, hosted applications and the cloud.
1 lesson 05Choosing software, data, layout and house styles, fonts, colour, accessibility and evaluation.
1 lessonFree to try
Two complete sections, with their animation, simulation and check. No account needed.
Teachers of the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE ICT (4IT1). One licence is for one teacher, to use in class and to set lessons for their students.
12 months from the day you pay. It never renews automatically: you can see the end date in My access and renew whenever you like, adding another 12 months.
Yes. Buy the units you teach, or the full pack with all five units for less than the units bought separately.
Computers and tablets with an up-to-date browser, and any classroom projector. Nothing to install.
Yes. Two complete sections are free to try, with no account needed.
No. ICT Nexus is an independent resource, written from scratch and built around the 4IT1 specification.