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Students are required to create an effective poster advertisement to advertise an upcoming school event, International Evening in December, to their peers, families, and teachers. The poster must satisfy the end-users' (Miss Daykin and Miss Barton) requirements and convey the theme of the event through manipulation of form, which includes elements like images, text, shapes, and colors. To be successful, the poster must communicate important information to the target audience—the ISM community of students, parents, and teachers—through consideration of its function, form, and collaboration with end-users.
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- 2. "In order to express ourselves effectively, we need to understand the way posters Communicate with intended audiences, in doing so performing the correct Function. We can do this by paying attention to their Form and considering how developing a successful design can be aided by Collaboration with end-users and target audiences." Statement of Inquiry In The Next Chapter, the Guiding Question has been replaced by what is now called the 'Statement of Inquiry'. The Statement of Inquiry for this Unit is the following:
- 3. So what exactly is the task? Students are required to create an effective poster advertisement to advertise an upcoming school event to their peers, families and teachers whilst satisfying their end-user's specific requirements and conveying the theme of the event through their manipulation of the form of the poster.
- 4. Colour Codes Key Concept is always in Blue Related Concepts are always in Red
- 5. Communicate Why Communicate for the Key Concept?
- 6. Communicate because... ● Working with an end-user ● Communicating important information to a target audience ● Communicating your reflections and progress throughout the project
- 7. Related Concepts... ● Function ● Form ● Collaboration
- 9. Function is... ● The job of the posters. ● They are going to have a key function, which is to provide a solution to your end-user, allowing them to advertise the school event effectively.
- 10. What is Form?
- 11. Form is... ● The body/shape/way something is put together or constructed. ● The form of a poster is made up of various elements such as… o Images o Text o Shapes o Colours
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