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IB Digital Society SL Notes

Digital Society

Aimnova offers free IB Digital Society SL revision notes, first assessed in 2024. Every micro-topic includes clear explanations, named real-world examples, spaced-repetition flashcards and exam-style questions with AI feedback — no sign-up required to read the notes.

IB Digital Society is a matrix rather than a list. Seven concepts (change, expression, identity, power, space, systems, and values and ethics) are the lenses; seven content topics (data, algorithms, computers, networks and the internet, media, artificial intelligence, and robots and autonomous technologies) carry the substance; and seven contexts (cultural, economic, environmental, health, human knowledge, political and social) are where it all plays out. These notes give every prescribed area for inquiry its own page rather than crossing the axes, which is how the exam actually asks about them.

Because every markband rewards specific, named, current examples, each micro-topic is anchored to real cases — GDPR, the Cambridge Analytica disclosures, COMPAS, M-Pesa, the Christchurch Call, Agbogbloshie — with what happened, who it affected and which concepts it illustrates. These notes follow the guide’s own numbering, so 3.1A in the guide is 3.1A here. Each micro-topic ends with a summary built for revision and a bank of exam-style questions marked against the IB markbands. Work through the units to prepare for Paper 1 (40%), the source-based Paper 2 (30%) and the inquiry project (30%).

What's included

  • Every prescribed area for inquiry in the guide, one page each
  • A bank of named real-world examples, tagged to topics and contexts
  • Command terms and markbands explained, not just listed
  • Source-based practice written for Paper 2, with our own sources
  • Spaced-repetition flashcards for every micro-topic
  • Topic summary pages written for revision, not first reading
  • Free to access — no account required for notes

How to use Digital Society notes

  1. 1Start with a unit overview. Click a unit heading to see every topic it covers, in the guide’s own 1–5 order.
  2. 2Read micro-topic notes. Read one prescribed area at a time — each is short enough to finish in a sitting and ends with a check question.
  3. 3Test with flashcards. Use Digital Society flashcards to lock in definitions, command-term distinctions and the case bank you will name in part c.
  4. 4Practise exam questions. Apply the method to IB-style questions and get AI feedback on where marks are won and lost.
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Unit 1

1.1What is digital society?

Unit 2

2.1Change
2.2Expression
2.3Identity
2.4Power
2.5Space
2.6Systems
2.7Values and ethics

Unit 3

3.1Data
3.2Algorithms
3.3Computers
3.4Networks and the internet
3.5Media
3.6Artificial intelligence
3.7Robots and autonomous tech

Unit 4

4.1Cultural
4.2Economic
4.3Environmental
4.4Health
4.5Human knowledge
4.6Political
4.7Social

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