This lesson discusses how to review documents and provide feedback to improve work. A review identifies if work meets requirements and areas for improvement. The review should note both strengths and weaknesses. As homework, students reviewed a movie poster. For their task, students must use feedback to improve a revision guide by updating file formats, naming conventions, and version control. They must also complete the review and feedback sections.

1. Feedback
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2. Lesson Goals
 Know how to review a document against requirements
 Understand how to identify areas for improvement
 Be able to use feedback to improve your work
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#review

3. What is a review?
Describe the reasons for reviewing a piece of work…

4. Review
Be able to review all documents
Use feedback to improve work
 A review is typically used at the end of a project and will focus on two
main areas to help the reviewer make some judgments about the work:
Requirements
Check to see if the products made
actually meet the needs of the client
Improvements
Identify areas of weakness in the
product that could be changed
 A good review will always be balanced, looking at the
main strengths but also identifying some weaknesses.
#feedback
#review

5. Homework
For your homework last lesson you
were asked to review the quality of
the movie poster shown on the right
and any areas of improvement.
G o o d P o in ts
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Bad P o in ts
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6. Your Task
Be able to review all documents
Use feedback to improve work
 Use the feedback given on your R081
Revision Guide to improve your work:
 File Formats
 Naming Conventions
 Version Control
 You must also make sure that you
have completed your review section:
 Review
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Requirements
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Improvements
 Feedback
 Review Documents
#feedback
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7. Key Words
 Review
 Assessing the good and bad points of a
piece of work.
 Feedback
 Information on your work that will
help you improve what you’ve done.
#improve
#review