Digital literacy
The IC3 path, built to the GS6 exams
IC3 Digital Literacy Global Standard 6 is three stackable Certiport exams across seven domains, from foundations to advanced. This path follows Certiport's own objective domains for each level, and its mocks follow the exam's length, timing, question types and navigation.
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Three levels, seven domains
Foundations
Level 1
Measures knowledge of fundamental concepts and essential components.
24 objectives, 71 skills
Intermediate
Level 2
Requires a working knowledge of each of the seven skill groups.
24 objectives, 79 skills
Advanced
Level 3
Validates an advanced understanding of digital literacy.
19 objectives, 48 skills
The same seven domains at every level: Technology Basics, Digital Citizenship, Information Management, Content Creation, Communication, Collaboration, Safety and Security.
The GS6 exams, as Certiport delivers them
- Exams
- Three, one per level, each with its own certificate. Passing all three earns the IC3 Digital Literacy Master Certification.
- Questions
- 45 to 50 per exam (Level 1: 45)
- Time
- 50 minutes per exam
- Question types
- Single choice, multiple response (choose 2 or 3), drag and drop matching, Yes or No and True or False grids, a number typed in. Multi-part questions say when they give partial credit.
- Moving around
- Back and Next, Mark for Review, Go To Summary. The Exam Summary lists answered, unanswered and marked questions; change any answer until you select Finish Exam.
- Score
- A scale of 1 to 1000; 700 or more passes. The number correct needed differs by exam form and is not published.
- Languages
- 17, including English and Arabic, for every level
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What Certiport does not publish, and what we do
- Certiport publishes no domain weights. Our mocks spread their questions over the seven domains in proportion to each domain's share of the level's objectives and skills.
- Every mock has 45 questions in 50 minutes, the Level 1 tutorial's figure and the low end of Certiport's range for Levels 2 and 3.
- The raw to scaled conversion is not public, so our score report shows the number and percentage correct, overall and by domain, never a scaled score or a pass.
- Explanations, study guides, practice by objective and the review after a mock are study features, not part of the real exam.
- Certiport publishes its objectives in English; the Arabic names here are our translation.
A mock: 45 questions, 50 minutes, one level.