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This document provides an overview of an assignment to work from briefs. It outlines the aims of gaining understanding of brief types and components and developing a planned response by applying it to examples. Students will be graded on their ability to understand brief requirements, develop a response, apply it, and review their work. Deadlines are provided for submitting different stages of the assignment.
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Working to a briefppgames
- 1. Working to a Brief Unit 4
- 2. Aims and Objectives Term 3 Assignment Overview Gain understanding of types and components of briefs. Brief Analysis
- 3. Learning Outcomes Understand the requirements of working to a brief Be able to develop a planned response to a brief Be able to apply a response to a brief Be able to review work on completion of a brief.
- 5. Deadlines 8.1- Friday the 21st May 8.2- 11th June 8.3- Evaluation What do you define as a brief?
- 6. Example 1.
- 7. Example 2.