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Even if the results aren’t as good as hoped, students have more pathways available to them than ever before it’s just a question of keeping calm and knowing what the options are. According to recent research by examining body Edexcel, the majority of Brits agree that the choices we make about our educational route when we leave school affects our entire careers.

On Thursday 20th August thousands of A2 and AS Level students across the county will be getting their results – with GCSE students following suit next Thursday. Our WebTV Show will guide students through the range of options available to them with Edexcel’s Online Manager Tom Shooter. Joining Tom is AS Level student Helena Besley, who knows exactly what students are going through at this exciting but apprehensive time. Click below to make sure they answer any questions you might have.

Tom Shooter and Helena Besley join us live online to discuss Results Day options.

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Two teenagers, Jenny (played by Marja Allen) and Corey (played by Jimmy Todd), are playing a game on a classroom computer. Corey is exuberantly pushing keys to show the viewer that he is heavily immersed in the game action; Jenny is beating him. Frustrated, he asks for a rematch, but she has an upcoming class and must leave. He decides he will copy the game so that he can play it at home. Upon inserting his blank floppy disk into the Apple Macintosh LC a video pops up on the computer. This video is of a rapper named MC Double Def Disk DP the “Disk Protector”. The DPs role is instructional and his method of lecture is a hip-hop style song and dance.
The point of the video is the message that copyright infringement of software will cause the computer and video game industry to lose profit, resulting in halted production of further computer games. (The games the video chooses as examples—The Oregon Trail, Tetris, and the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? series—are among the most successful and bestselling games of the late-1980s to mid-1990s).
The rap video portion is interspersed with interviews of artists, writers, programmers and a lawyer. These people are the staff responsible for design of an early version of the game Neverwinter Nights (then an America Online MMORPG) and allows them to explain the issue in greater detail:
Craig Dykstra—America Online—Manager Developer Support
Dave Butler—America Online—Director Platform Software Development
Janet Hunter—America Online—Senior Systems Analyst
Ilene Rosenthal—Software Publishers Association—Attorney
They explain how games are made, indicating that creating a game can involve 20 to 30 people integrating the various parts, and working on documentation, technical support, and marketing. The point they try to raise is that if sales are low, the authors may decide that the game is unpopular and stop making it.
At the end of the video the DP fades away, leaving the children to decide for themselves whether they will copy the floppy—they decide against it. Corey, who has some money left over from his summer job, decides that he will buy the game. Jenny agrees and notes that Coreys game will come with a manual.

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