This document discusses testing a digital video by checking it against client requirements. It emphasizes understanding how to give and receive feedback, as well as testing the final video product. The document provides guidance on creating a testing table to show the video was checked against requirements and outlines expected outcomes, actual outcomes, and potential improvements. It also discusses providing feedback by commenting on strengths and suggested improvements of the video, and responding to feedback by explaining agreement or disagreement and potential improvements.

1. Digital Video
Lesson 8

2. Lesson Goals
Know the requirements of the client brief
Understand how to give effective feedback
Be able to test the video and give feedback to others
#test #feedback
#requirement

3. What can we test
in the final video?
Think about the key requirements…
Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video
#test #feedback
#requirement

4. Key Features Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video
#test #feedback
#requirement

5. Testing
Create a testing table that shows you have checked the video
against the client brief requirements:
You should include one or two improvements to show that
you’ve improved your work as a result of testing.
Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video
#test #feedback
#requirement
Testing Expected
Outcome
Actual
Outcome
Improvements

6. What feedback could
you give someone?
Think about positives and negatives…
Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video
#test #feedback
#requirement

7. Create a testing table showing:
Item Tested
Expected Outcome
Actual Outcome
Improvements
Get feedback commenting on:
Strengths of the video
Suggested improvements
Respond to feedback:
Why do you agree/disagree?
What would you improve?
Your Task Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video
#test #feedback
#requirement

8. Test
Feedback
Requirement
 Checking a product against the
requirements to make sure it is suitable
 Used as the basis of improvement,
positive and constructive feedback
 Individual elements of a task that must
be completed
Key Words Understand how to give feedback
Be able to test the final video