Creative iMedia, actually creative
The R093 exam asks students to improve storyboards and plan campaigns, so that's what they practise here. They build the documents, get marked on the conventions examiners credit, and drill every topic area with questions in the paper's own style.
500+ R093 questions are built and in final review, including interactive storyboard, mind map, work plan and layout builders.
What’s covered
Written to each board’s specification, sorted into courses you can set as they are.
Creative iMedia J834
- 500+ questions across TA1 to TA4, in the paper's own style
- Scenario practice papers that run on one brief, like Section B
- Five-a-day, topic mastery, homework and mixed revision
- Nine-mark discussions marked against the real level descriptors
The NEA units
- Every unit built as Plan, Create, Review, the way the NEA runs
- Storyboard, mind map and work plan studios for pre-production
- Comic Strip Studio and Character Designer for R095
- Animation Studio, Interactive Slides and Game Maker for R096 to R099
KS3 ICT
- Digital literacy, graphics and creative units for Years 7 to 9
- Shares the same creative studios as the GCSE units
- Included with any package, at no extra cost
Ready to set, nothing to write first
Homework, five-a-day, topic mastery and scenario practice are already built for the theory unit R093. Copy one to a class, pick a due date, and it marks itself.
Five-a-day
Five mixed questions for a starter. Drop one in at the top of every lesson.
Topic mastery
Focused drilling on a single topic area, from TA1 to TA4.
Homework
One short set per topic, to set as you finish teaching it.
Scenario practice
Realistic client briefs and scenario tasks, marked against the NEA criteria.
Practice papers
R093-style papers in one sitting, to rehearse the written exam.
Copy any of it to a class in one click, and change any question you like. Or build your own set from the same bank and save it to reuse.
Build real pre-production documents
Storyboards with shot types, timings and camera moves; mind maps; work plans; wireframes and mood boards. Created or improved in the browser and AI-marked against the real criteria.
Scenario papers like the real thing
Every practice paper runs on one scenario, like Section B, from client briefs and media codes to legal issues and file formats.
Every topic area drilled
500+ questions across TA1 to TA4: industry roles, audiences and research, planning documents, legal, and distribution, from quick multiple choice to nine-mark discussions.
The tools students use
Eight studios are running and three more are being built. Students make the coursework artefacts in them, so pre-production evidence lands in one place instead of across eight file formats.
Shot types, camera moves, timings and dialogue laid out frame by frame, then AI-marked against the real pre-production criteria.
Try itLook inside
See what students actually make. Look at a real marked question, the pre-production tools, and take some free resources.
Mark your own answers
Type an answer to a real exam question and see it come back with a band, the marks and written feedback, exactly as your students get it. It runs inside your account.
Free to set up, and it takes a couple of minutes.
Build real pre-production docs
Storyboards, mind maps, work plans, wireframes and mood boards, created in the browser and AI-marked against the real criteria.
For your department
Set it in a couple of minutes
Homework, five-a-day, topic mastery, scenario practice and practice papers are already built for R093. Pick a course, pick a class, pick a due date.
Coursework work happens on the platform
Storyboards, mind maps, comic strips, characters and animations are made in the browser, so pre-production evidence lands in one place instead of across eight file formats.
See who is stuck, by topic area
Question-level breakdowns across TA1 to TA4, so you know whether it is legal and regulation letting them down or file formats.
Want it for your iMedia groups?
R093 is built and the creative studios are running. Create an account and we will let you know the moment your package opens.