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The document describes Matthew Tildesley's use of various media technologies in creating his project for Aquinas College. He used PowerPoint to organize his responses and present ancillary materials. YouTube was utilized to upload a trailer for feedback. Blogger allowed him to upload videos, pictures, and embed PowerPoints from other sites. Photoshop enabled editing of images and effects for a magazine cover. Illustrator facilitated text design for the cover and poster with effects and formatting.

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The Grove

 Matthew Tildesley
 Candidate Number: 4891
 Aquinas College: 33435

How did you use media technologies in the construction and
research, planning and evaluation stages?

PowerPoint
I used PowerPoint
to organise my
responses to the
questions.

I also used it to
present the
ancillaries next to
each other and
annotate them.

YouTube
Using YouTube to upload my
trailer allowed people
everywhere to view it and also
allowed me to receive feedback
from other people

Youtube was useful as it
allows me to see how
many times the clip has
been viewed and allows
me to see people’s
responses

Blogger
Using Blogger, I uploaded
all of the work I had done
to my blog including
videos and pictures.

Blogger is simple to
use which is useful as
you can upload work
very easily to the blog.

Blogger also
allowed me to
put PowerPoint's
on my blog via
embed
links/hyperlinks
from such
websites like
Slide share.

Photoshop allowed me to edit images and to
add effects and build up my front cover for
PHOTOSHOP
my magazine. Using such tools as magic
wand, it allowed me to get rid
of the green screen so I would
be left with only me and Ellen
and other images I used.

Using the layers I
could follow how
the main image
covers up parts of
other images.

Using Illustrator to make the texts that Illustrator
would go on my front cover and poster
was affective as it allowed me to add
effects and change colours and how the
looked.

Also it helped
me fit texts into
boxes and
allowed me to
add effects that
made it looked
more like a
magazine such
as drop shadow.

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1. The Grove  Matthew Tildesley  Candidate Number: 4891  Aquinas College: 33435

3. Audience Representation

4. How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages? PowerPoint I used PowerPoint to organise my responses to the questions. I also used it to present the ancillaries next to each other and annotate them.

5. YouTube Using YouTube to upload my trailer allowed people everywhere to view it and also allowed me to receive feedback from other people

6. Youtube was useful as it allows me to see how many times the clip has been viewed and allows me to see people’s responses

7. Blogger Using Blogger, I uploaded all of the work I had done to my blog including videos and pictures. Blogger is simple to use which is useful as you can upload work very easily to the blog.

8. Blogger also allowed me to put PowerPoint's on my blog via embed links/hyperlinks from such websites like Slide share.

9. Photoshop allowed me to edit images and to add effects and build up my front cover for PHOTOSHOP my magazine. Using such tools as magic wand, it allowed me to get rid of the green screen so I would be left with only me and Ellen and other images I used. Using the layers I could follow how the main image covers up parts of other images.

10. Using Illustrator to make the texts that Illustrator would go on my front cover and poster was affective as it allowed me to add effects and change colours and how the looked. Also it helped me fit texts into boxes and allowed me to add effects that made it looked more like a magazine such as drop shadow.

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