Presentación basada en el capítulo 7 del libro Formative Evaluation for Educational Technologies de Barbara N. Flagg. Se utiliza el caso de SANDY Corporation quienes, desde 1984,se dedican al adiestramiento profesional y desarrollaron un sistema de evaluación de 13 fases.
Vi, Anna Johansson, Roman Pixell och jag, Fredrik Oviedo, tar tempen på webben och analyserar aktuella och nya trender. Vad säger framträdande aktörer inom branschen och vilka är de hetaste trenderna? Vad är möjliga orsaker bakom uppkomsten av aktuella trender? Vilka effekter kan vi vänta oss? Vad innebär detta för dig och din organisation? Vilka möjligheter öppnas upp?
Este documento defiende las corridas de toros como una tradición ancestral española vinculada a mitos y símbolos religiosos antiguos. Argumenta que aunque las corridas adquirieron aspectos vulgares durante la modernización impulsada por Europa, en su esencia continúan representando el sacrificio de un dios a través del torero.
El documento describe al oso panda gigante, una especie en peligro de extinción que vive en China. Mide alrededor de 1.8 metros, se alimenta principalmente de bambú, y necesita comer 14 kilos de bambú por día. Las principales amenazas para los osos panda son la destrucción de su hábitat y la caza furtiva a pesar de las severas sanciones del gobierno chino.
Presentación basada en el capítulo 7 del libro Formative Evaluation for Educational Technologies de Barbara N. Flagg. Se utiliza el caso de SANDY Corporation quienes, desde 1984,se dedican al adiestramiento profesional y desarrollaron un sistema de evaluación de 13 fases.
Vi, Anna Johansson, Roman Pixell och jag, Fredrik Oviedo, tar tempen på webben och analyserar aktuella och nya trender. Vad säger framträdande aktörer inom branschen och vilka är de hetaste trenderna? Vad är möjliga orsaker bakom uppkomsten av aktuella trender? Vilka effekter kan vi vänta oss? Vad innebär detta för dig och din organisation? Vilka möjligheter öppnas upp?
Este documento defiende las corridas de toros como una tradición ancestral española vinculada a mitos y símbolos religiosos antiguos. Argumenta que aunque las corridas adquirieron aspectos vulgares durante la modernización impulsada por Europa, en su esencia continúan representando el sacrificio de un dios a través del torero.
El documento describe al oso panda gigante, una especie en peligro de extinción que vive en China. Mide alrededor de 1.8 metros, se alimenta principalmente de bambú, y necesita comer 14 kilos de bambú por día. Las principales amenazas para los osos panda son la destrucción de su hábitat y la caza furtiva a pesar de las severas sanciones del gobierno chino.
The double page spread uses a greyscale color scheme with red highlights to imply the power and exclusivity of the rock band Them Crooked Vultures. The first page features a triple close-up of the band members Josh Homme, Dave Grohl and John Paul Jones in typical alt-rock costumes. The second page has heavy blocks of text maintaining an alternative style without typical conventions, instead using differing fonts including a bold sans serif title and smaller serif body text delivering tongue-in-cheek humor.
The document discusses the challenges of developing aerospace systems under a "Better, Faster, Cheaper" philosophy compared to previous Cold War-era priorities of performance above all else. It notes trends of increasing costs and development times for aircraft from the 1960s onward. The concept of "value" is presented as a useful framework for engineering under this new philosophy, taking into account factors like performance, cost, and time.
Cómo conseguir el "Sí" al pedir una HipotecaSofia Square
El documento ofrece consejos para conseguir una hipoteca, incluyendo dedicar el 25% de los ingresos al préstamo y ajustar el plazo para reducir la cuota mensual, analizar la solvencia con documentos como nóminas y contratos para demostrar estabilidad laboral, y reducir el préstamo al 80% de la tasación de la vivienda cuando sea posible. También explica que dos tercios de las solicitudes son rechazadas debido a la grave restricción del crédito para contener la morosidad.
Justin Conner and Jodi Helgeson
This session will cover the background of what WLIA is, and how, why and when it was formed.The session will detail what WLIA does as an organization and why.What is the foundation? Who is on the board of directors? Why should you get involved?Presenters will be able to answer all questions about WLIA, the foundation and the organization as a whole.
This document outlines requirements and standards for a company team briefing at the Company Team Pre-Command Course (CTPCC). The briefing aims to demonstrate understanding of a company's current status and plans to improve readiness in areas of manning, equipping, and training. Students will develop briefings on their assigned unit using provided tools and information. Briefings should be no more than 30 minutes with 15 minutes for questions. The standard is for the audience to understand the company's way ahead for improved readiness.
The document provides guidelines for designing professional magazine covers, recommending that the title be boldest to stand out, the central image illustrate the main article, and additional details like the barcode, date, and price be grouped together for easy reader access. Color schemes should remain consistent throughout the cover and coordinate the central image with surrounding storylines.
This document provides guidelines for creating geographic information system (GIS) datasets under a hydrology project in India. It discusses the types of spatial data to be created (points, lines, polygons), the themes to be mapped (land use, soils, geology, etc.), and the methodology for generating the datasets from satellite imagery and existing maps. Standardizing the data collection process across multiple vendors is emphasized. The goal is to integrate the spatial data into surface water and groundwater databases to improve understanding of water resources.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses synesthesia, which is the concept where listeners imagine images when hearing music. It then provides examples from listening to a specific song where the author imagined scenes of an artist playing the piano, feeling the emotion in the vocals, and envisioning a music video that emphasized the lyrics and melody. The author imagined detailed scenarios that told a story of a relationship breaking up. Overall, the document demonstrates how listening to music can elicit vivid imagined scenes and narratives for the listener based on the musical elements.
The document discusses designing the back cover of an album for the artist Birdy. It describes removing an image of her face that was overused on previous covers. Instead, a new image was chosen that features the artist with birds in the sky, representing her journey and the meaning behind her stage name. Details were added to make the back cover look like a realistic album, including the track list, barcode, copyright information, and legible text. The image was desaturated to black and white to match the sad story and lyrics, and cropped to focus on a close-up of the artist.
Analysing preliminary lip synching task new changesLiatShamash
We began filming a lip syncing video to Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me" but accidentally filmed over our footage. We then chose Ed Sheeran's "A Team" and filmed each person lip syncing in one place without movement to focus on lip syncing. Though we lost the sound file, we spent hours editing the clips together by carefully matching lips to lyrics. While mistakes were made, we learned from the experience and improved our editing skills in preparation for the real assessment.
This document summarizes a film crew's second day of shooting. They filmed scenes at a train station and on a street in St. Albans. At the train station, they got varied shots of the actress walking, standing, and sitting. Battery life was an issue, requiring changes. In St. Albans, uneven ground made tripod shots shaky, so they handheld instead. Though batteries died, they felt confident in the footage and their collaboration.
CorelDRAW is image editing software that allows users to easily modify images through effects, tools to select and remove backgrounds, a rubber tool to gradually erase parts of images, cropping tools to resize and position images, and text tools to add titles in different colors, sizes, and fonts.
The Duffy website uses a simple black and white theme that complements the black and white album cover of her new album "Rockferry". The website contains images of Duffy, advertisements for her new single, and a music player to listen to songs from the album. It also includes links to social media sites and options to purchase the album or songs from iTunes. There are 9 slide sections that provide information about Duffy's appearances, photo galleries, videos, live performances, options to buy her music and films, and a sign-up form for updates. The black and white design gives the website an old-fashioned feel that matches Duffy's style.
The document discusses planning a storyboard by playing music and writing down timings and events to occur within those timings. It then mentions storyboarding on paper first before the three collaborators worked together tweaking the storyboard.
The Rihanna website homepage uses a slideshow to promote her new album, tour, and merchandise. The slides automatically change between photos of Rihanna and advertisements. This is designed to excite fans and drive them to purchase tickets or items. The color scheme matches her album, using black, white, and her red hair as a theme. The navigation menu at top allows fans to access news, live shows, music, videos, press, and shop sections to stay updated on Rihanna's career and purchases her products. The constantly changing images on the homepage mimic Rihanna's unpredictable style and keep fans engaged with new information.
The document describes a 3 part process to duplicate an album cover. Part 1 involves making the image black and white, selectively editing areas, and placing it on a black background. Part 2 adds a dripping image colored turquoise under the left eye. Part 3 adds multiple pink circles to the image before adding text titles. The result is the author's version of the original album cover.
The music video will be created by Liat Shamash, Megan Jakar, and Jess Blass. They will film scenes on various dates in November. Poppy, Jess's cousin, will play the role of Birdy. They need to complete surveys, interviews, and a blog by certain dates. The group will communicate via Facebook, WhatsApp, and phone. They have plans for makeup, props, costumes, and traveling during the production.
The double page spread uses a greyscale color scheme with red highlights to imply the power and exclusivity of the rock band Them Crooked Vultures. The first page features a triple close-up of the band members Josh Homme, Dave Grohl and John Paul Jones in typical alt-rock costumes. The second page has heavy blocks of text maintaining an alternative style without typical conventions, instead using differing fonts including a bold sans serif title and smaller serif body text delivering tongue-in-cheek humor.
The document discusses the challenges of developing aerospace systems under a "Better, Faster, Cheaper" philosophy compared to previous Cold War-era priorities of performance above all else. It notes trends of increasing costs and development times for aircraft from the 1960s onward. The concept of "value" is presented as a useful framework for engineering under this new philosophy, taking into account factors like performance, cost, and time.
Cómo conseguir el "Sí" al pedir una HipotecaSofia Square
El documento ofrece consejos para conseguir una hipoteca, incluyendo dedicar el 25% de los ingresos al préstamo y ajustar el plazo para reducir la cuota mensual, analizar la solvencia con documentos como nóminas y contratos para demostrar estabilidad laboral, y reducir el préstamo al 80% de la tasación de la vivienda cuando sea posible. También explica que dos tercios de las solicitudes son rechazadas debido a la grave restricción del crédito para contener la morosidad.
Justin Conner and Jodi Helgeson
This session will cover the background of what WLIA is, and how, why and when it was formed.The session will detail what WLIA does as an organization and why.What is the foundation? Who is on the board of directors? Why should you get involved?Presenters will be able to answer all questions about WLIA, the foundation and the organization as a whole.
This document outlines requirements and standards for a company team briefing at the Company Team Pre-Command Course (CTPCC). The briefing aims to demonstrate understanding of a company's current status and plans to improve readiness in areas of manning, equipping, and training. Students will develop briefings on their assigned unit using provided tools and information. Briefings should be no more than 30 minutes with 15 minutes for questions. The standard is for the audience to understand the company's way ahead for improved readiness.
The document provides guidelines for designing professional magazine covers, recommending that the title be boldest to stand out, the central image illustrate the main article, and additional details like the barcode, date, and price be grouped together for easy reader access. Color schemes should remain consistent throughout the cover and coordinate the central image with surrounding storylines.
This document provides guidelines for creating geographic information system (GIS) datasets under a hydrology project in India. It discusses the types of spatial data to be created (points, lines, polygons), the themes to be mapped (land use, soils, geology, etc.), and the methodology for generating the datasets from satellite imagery and existing maps. Standardizing the data collection process across multiple vendors is emphasized. The goal is to integrate the spatial data into surface water and groundwater databases to improve understanding of water resources.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses synesthesia, which is the concept where listeners imagine images when hearing music. It then provides examples from listening to a specific song where the author imagined scenes of an artist playing the piano, feeling the emotion in the vocals, and envisioning a music video that emphasized the lyrics and melody. The author imagined detailed scenarios that told a story of a relationship breaking up. Overall, the document demonstrates how listening to music can elicit vivid imagined scenes and narratives for the listener based on the musical elements.
The document discusses designing the back cover of an album for the artist Birdy. It describes removing an image of her face that was overused on previous covers. Instead, a new image was chosen that features the artist with birds in the sky, representing her journey and the meaning behind her stage name. Details were added to make the back cover look like a realistic album, including the track list, barcode, copyright information, and legible text. The image was desaturated to black and white to match the sad story and lyrics, and cropped to focus on a close-up of the artist.
Analysing preliminary lip synching task new changesLiatShamash
We began filming a lip syncing video to Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me" but accidentally filmed over our footage. We then chose Ed Sheeran's "A Team" and filmed each person lip syncing in one place without movement to focus on lip syncing. Though we lost the sound file, we spent hours editing the clips together by carefully matching lips to lyrics. While mistakes were made, we learned from the experience and improved our editing skills in preparation for the real assessment.
This document summarizes a film crew's second day of shooting. They filmed scenes at a train station and on a street in St. Albans. At the train station, they got varied shots of the actress walking, standing, and sitting. Battery life was an issue, requiring changes. In St. Albans, uneven ground made tripod shots shaky, so they handheld instead. Though batteries died, they felt confident in the footage and their collaboration.
CorelDRAW is image editing software that allows users to easily modify images through effects, tools to select and remove backgrounds, a rubber tool to gradually erase parts of images, cropping tools to resize and position images, and text tools to add titles in different colors, sizes, and fonts.
The Duffy website uses a simple black and white theme that complements the black and white album cover of her new album "Rockferry". The website contains images of Duffy, advertisements for her new single, and a music player to listen to songs from the album. It also includes links to social media sites and options to purchase the album or songs from iTunes. There are 9 slide sections that provide information about Duffy's appearances, photo galleries, videos, live performances, options to buy her music and films, and a sign-up form for updates. The black and white design gives the website an old-fashioned feel that matches Duffy's style.
The document discusses planning a storyboard by playing music and writing down timings and events to occur within those timings. It then mentions storyboarding on paper first before the three collaborators worked together tweaking the storyboard.
The Rihanna website homepage uses a slideshow to promote her new album, tour, and merchandise. The slides automatically change between photos of Rihanna and advertisements. This is designed to excite fans and drive them to purchase tickets or items. The color scheme matches her album, using black, white, and her red hair as a theme. The navigation menu at top allows fans to access news, live shows, music, videos, press, and shop sections to stay updated on Rihanna's career and purchases her products. The constantly changing images on the homepage mimic Rihanna's unpredictable style and keep fans engaged with new information.
The document describes a 3 part process to duplicate an album cover. Part 1 involves making the image black and white, selectively editing areas, and placing it on a black background. Part 2 adds a dripping image colored turquoise under the left eye. Part 3 adds multiple pink circles to the image before adding text titles. The result is the author's version of the original album cover.
The music video will be created by Liat Shamash, Megan Jakar, and Jess Blass. They will film scenes on various dates in November. Poppy, Jess's cousin, will play the role of Birdy. They need to complete surveys, interviews, and a blog by certain dates. The group will communicate via Facebook, WhatsApp, and phone. They have plans for makeup, props, costumes, and traveling during the production.
Pre production online survey results music videoLiatShamash
The survey results showed that most respondents prefer major labels' music over indie labels' music. R&B/hip hop was the most popular genre. YouTube and MTV were the most popular places to watch music videos. Respondents had a slight preference for music videos that focus on the music rather than telling a story. They also slightly preferred music videos with lots of special effects and flashing images over calm videos focusing on the story. The results were mixed on whether respondents preferred lip syncing or live performance videos.
This document provides a history of music videos, describing what they are, key features, their importance, technical features, and important events. It notes that music videos are short promotional films that incorporate a song and imagery. They are mainly used to promote an artist and song. Music videos use various styles and key features include associations between lyrics/music and visuals, as well as genre characteristics and close-ups of artists. The document also discusses how music videos help artists and directors, and conveys meanings of songs. It outlines some technical features and provides examples of early influential music videos from Elvis Presley and The Beatles.
1. The group chose to film a lip syncing video to the song "A Team" by Ed Sheeran after accidentally filming over their initial footage of "You Belong With Me" by Taylor Swift.
2. They filmed each member lip syncing to their parts of the song individually against a glass background without much camera movement.
3. Editing was difficult without audio, but they were able to cut the clips and arrange the lip syncing in time to the music by reading lips, though it was challenging at times.
The document discusses conventions of the thriller/horror genre that the author's media group's fiction film reflects and challenges. It reflects conventions such as using dramatic irony, tension-building music, quick edits, and hiding the antagonist's identity. It challenges conventions by having an everyday setting in a bus depot. While focusing mainly on thriller, it may include elements of horror like gore if the film continued. The sequence aims to seem realistic and possible while "playing" with thriller history and codes.
The depot post production questionnaire via facebook and twitter resultsLiatShamash
30 people completed a survey about a thriller film set in a bus depot at night. Most respondents felt that jump scares were appropriately placed (26 yes, 4 no) and enjoyed the unusual setting of a bus depot (28 yes, 2 no). Opinions were mixed on whether the music built enough tension (21 yes, 9 no). Many were confused about whether a character was really dead after being suffocated (18 no, 12 yes). Most felt dialogue at the beginning explained events well (25 yes, 5 no) and that a conversation implied the characters had history (28 yes, 2 no).
Editing and filming the preliminary taskLiatShamash
The document describes a group filming a preliminary task to practice using camera equipment and filming different shots, such as long shots, close-ups, and over the shoulder shots. It then discusses their first experience editing the filmed clips in Adobe Premiere, where they learned to cut and dissolve clips together, match shots, and use shot reverse shots to tell a story of someone entering a room and having a conversation. Through this process, the group gained experience with filming techniques and basic video editing.
Results for questionnaires for ‘the depot’LiatShamash
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires about a short film titled "The Depot" that was viewed by 20 people. Most respondents felt that the titles, use of dialogue, relationship between characters, and setting of the depot were effective. However, some felt the music could be scarier and more tension-building during scary parts or that more context was needed for certain scenes.
This document provides a diagram of an editing area, showing various tools used for video editing including double computer screens, a colorful keyboard with editing shortcuts, speakers, and devices to play DVDs and videos. The diagram labels tools for zooming in and out, cutting and selecting clips, creating titles, and overlapping or undoing clips.
The Depot film group consists of 4 members tasked with creating the opening to a thriller film. Their schedule includes interviews, storyboarding, filming at The Depot in South Mimms, and editing. Key contacts and locations are provided. A detailed filming schedule is outlined, noting equipment needs, actors, and safety procedures since filming will take place in an operating bus yard. Transportation and food plans are also included to prepare for the main filming day.
Speaker notes – consumer motivation theory- standing out from the crowd = makes an effort to seek out new trends and ideas – moved our idea onto a more fashion conscious consumer
SPEAKER NOTES
With this brand we aim to challenge traditional fragrance brands
theory - strong correlation between brand identity and consumer identity – consumers are likely to connect with brands that affirm their personal viewpoint
The brand is an extension of the consumer
Switched on, creative and aware individual
Target consumer: age, interests, occupation, shops in urban outfitters
3 key messages
‘Consumers are more likely to engage with a brand when they respect or connect with its values’ – People don’t buy what you sell: They buy what you stand for, Martin Butler
Add picture of what annie made
Take out skaters – our chosen price on a tag
We should talk about competitor pricing here??
DELETE SLIDE??
Break away from traditional styling of men’s fragrance advertising – express something much more raw, unique and expressive of street culture
Dazed and confused notes:
not just a fashion magazine – covers art, music, film and literature
Aims to challenge its readers and create a “new generation of switched on, intelligent and aware individuals.” -
“Dazed has thrived by doing all the things that creative Britain is good at.” – Ekow Eshun, Broadcaster