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This document provides instructions for an Idea Journal assignment where students are asked to imagine themselves as celebrities. They must create a Facebook page for their celebrity persona and complete three Idea Journal entries on topics like their backstory, celebrity award outfits, and merchandise. Entries should include a mind map and can incorporate sketches, diagrams, cutouts, or other visual elements. Students will submit scanned copies of their Idea Journal entries by uploading them to albums on their celebrity Facebook page, where tutors will provide feedback and grading. The goal is for students to express their ideas and imagination through creative visual representations in their journal entries.
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Cts idj brief jan15
- 1. AGENDA 2: IDEA JOURNAL
- 2. Expressing your thought + letting your imagination run wild
- 3. IMAGINE YOURSELF AS A CELEBRITY CELEBRITY CHEF? TENNIS PLAYER? BILLIONAIRE? OVERRATED- CELEBRITY?
- 4. STEP1 | CREATE A FACEBOOK PAGE of your celebrity
- 5. STEP2 | CREATE A creative profile and cover photo!
- 8. IDJ 1 : HEADLINE STORY “HOW DID YOU BECOME FAMOUS”
- 9. IDJ TOPICS HEAD LINE STORY -MIND MAP ON HOW YOU BECOME FAMOUS -CREATIVE MAGAZINE COVER OF YOUR STORY CELEBRITY AWARD -MIND MAP ON HOW YOU DESIGN YOUR ATTIRE; IDEAS AND INSPIRATION -3 “OUT OF THE WORLD LOOK” FOR THE EVENT CELEBRITY MERCHANDISE -MIND MAP ON YOUR MERCHANDISE DEVELOPMENT -DECIDE ON A MERCHANDISE -DESIGN LOGO AND PACKAGING 1 2 3 IDJ IDJ IDJ
- 10. HOW DO YOU SUBMIT Individual IDJ -PHYSICAL WORK IN A4 PAPER -SCANNED AN UPLOAD IN YOUR FB PAGE ALBUM Compile in INDIVIDUAL FILE -PLEASE KEEP YOUR HARDCOPY IDJ FOR COMPILATION ASSESSMENT -your tutor will mark Through your ‘celebrity’ FB page 1 2 3 A4
- 11. Landscape layoutPortrait layout 2| IDJ Label Name: Unit: Group: IDJ No: IDJ Title: Comments: FNBE JAN2012|FDES0213|Creative Thinking Skills 1 Evidence of originality (evidence of idea development or process in visual form) /30 2 Creativity in Layout (attempts a creative approach in layout techniques) /30 3 Creative Communication(annotations and explanation through words/drawings /pictures) /20 4 Depth of Ideas (The strength/intensity of ideas represented/produced) /20 Total /100 Grade IDJ LABEL
- 12. 3|Things you can/should do: Mind map (You need to have at least 1) Sketches Diagrams Scribbles/Thoughts Cut-outs from magazine Collage Anything(…just about anything on your mind)
- 16. Idea Journal 20% - individual Evidence of originality 30% (evidence of idea development or process in visual form) Creativity in Layout 30% (attempts a creative approach in layout techniques) Creative Communication 20% (annotations and explanation through words/drawings /pictures) Depth of Ideas 20% (The strength/intensity of ideas represented/produced) TOTAL 100% (each IDJ is 5% out of 20%) 4 | IDJ Assessment
- 17. CELEBRITY AWARDCELEBRITY AWARDCELEBRITY AWARDCELEBRITY AWARD “MOST CREATIVE CELEBRITY” “PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD”
- 18. 5 | SUMMARY FOR IDEA JOURNAL ALL IDEA JOURNAL ARE TO BE UPLOADED IN YOUR “ CELEBRITY” FB PAGE; BY CREATING AN ALBUM FOR EACH TOPIC-LECTURERS WILL MARK THEM THROUGH YOUR “ CELEBRITY” FB PAGE PLEASE SCAN YOUR WORK NEATLY AND SAVE AS JPEG FILE(SO IT’S CLEAR AS AN IMAGE) DO NOT THROW THE HARDCOPY-COMPILE THEM IN PLASTIC COVER AND INSERT THEMIN A WHITE FILE 1 MIND MAP IS A MUST; PAGES SHOULD BE BETWEEN 3-5 PAGES.YOU MAY DO MORE IF YOU WANT BUT WE DO NOT MARK ON HOW MANY PAGES YOU DO; PRIORITY IS ON THE CONTENT .