This document provides guidance on how to evaluate a magazine product in response to 7 evaluation questions. It discusses presenting the evaluation as PowerPoint presentations for each question. It provides advice on comparing the magazine to real examples, representing social groups, targeting audiences, and gaining audience feedback. It also outlines the marking bands and criteria being assessed, such as understanding of conventions, use of technology, and skills developed throughout the process.

3. Mark Bands Level 1 0-7 marks minimal understanding of: forms and conventions; use of new media technologies in production of text; combination and progression of preliminary and main task; significance of audience feedback; skills in choice of form; ability to communicate; use of ICT or digital technology in presentation Level 2 8-11 marks basic understanding of: forms and conventions; use of new media technologies in production of text; combination and progression of preliminary and main task; significance of audience feedback; skills in choice of form; ability to communicate; use of ICT or digital technology in presentation Level 3 12-15 marks proficient understanding of: forms and conventions; use of new media technologies in production of text; combination and progression of preliminary and main task; significance of audience feedback; skills in choice of form; ability to communicate; use of ICT or digital technology in presentation Level 4 16-20 marks excellent understanding of: forms and conventions; use of new media technologies in production of text; combination and progression of preliminary and main task; significance of audience feedback; skills in choice of form; ability to communicate; use of ICT or digital technology in presentation