Nick Hatheway Dma Competencies 2011 12 (2)nickhatheway
The document provides standards and competencies for a digital media arts program, including animation technology. It lists 27 computer concept standards (C1-C27) and 19 animation standards (A1-A19) with tasks associated with each ranked from exposure to trainer level. Standards cover topics like storyboarding, lighting, cameras, audio, animation, and legal/ethical issues. The document also lists registration information like name, phone, address, and grades for a student named Edward.
This assignment brief outlines an assignment for a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production - Games Design qualification. The purpose is for students to use project management techniques used in the games industry to develop an innovative smartphone/tablet app concept and pitch it to a client via their blog. Students will take the concept through initiation, planning, execution, and closure stages. The brief provides 8 tasks for students to complete to demonstrate their potential as a creative project manager in the games industry. Tasks involve market research, developing the app concept and business plan, creating a schedule and to-do list, and delivering the final project materials. The brief is designed to assess students' skills in applying project management techniques, preparing career materials, and
This document provides a 15-week scheme of work for a Contemporary PE course at AS level. It outlines the weekly topics to be covered, learning objectives, teaching methods, resources needed, and assessment and homework activities. The topics include play, sports in schools initiatives, performance pyramid, ethnic sports, policy and administration, social class and disability issues. Teaching methods include presentations, discussions, practical activities, and exam question practice. Assessment is via questioning, observation, exams, and homework such as research, revision, and peer review.
Casey Newman, the Director of Communications and Marketing at The Briar Club, will present today. Students should form at least 5 questions for Casey related to her work in social media communications and marketing. Questions could relate to her experience at The Briar Club, her career path, or tips for jobs in the social media field. Students should post their questions to the class Facebook group by the end of class.
QuickTime Player allows you to record your screen in 5 simple steps: select File > New Screen Recording, choose a portion of the screen to capture, click the red recording button, click the button again to stop recording, and then post the recording to YouTube to share.
El documento describe la economía catalana al inicio del siglo XXI, señalando tres fuerzas que impulsan el movimiento independentista: los independentistas de larga data, los catalanistas que se sintieron ofendidos por la sentencia del Estatuto, e indignados por la crisis. También analiza datos económicos de Cataluña que muestran un crecimiento más lento que el promedio español en ocupación, PIB per cápita e innovación. La crisis económica a partir de 2008 tuvo un fuerte impacto en España y Cataluña, con altos
This document outlines the marketing manager role and responsibilities of Sarah Pendley, who oversees social media and marketing for The St. Regis Houston, Westin Galleria & Westin Oaks Houston, and Westin Houston Memorial City. It provides tips on best practices for social media marketing, ideas for social media content, and an analysis of increases in social media followers for the hotels over the past year.
Este documento resume la historia reciente de Cataluña y las relaciones entre Cataluña y España. Explica que durante los últimos 35 años, Cataluña ha tenido mayor autonomía y poder de decisión que nunca antes en su historia. Sin embargo, en los últimos años ha habido un aumento del sentimiento independentista, probablemente debido a la crisis económica y la demora en la sentencia sobre el estatuto de autonomía de Cataluña. El documento analiza las encuestas que muestran este aumento del sentimiento independentista y atribuye parte de la culpa a los medi
Nick Hatheway Dma Competencies 2011 12 (2)nickhatheway
The document provides standards and competencies for a digital media arts program, including animation technology. It lists 27 computer concept standards (C1-C27) and 19 animation standards (A1-A19) with tasks associated with each ranked from exposure to trainer level. Standards cover topics like storyboarding, lighting, cameras, audio, animation, and legal/ethical issues. The document also lists registration information like name, phone, address, and grades for a student named Edward.
This assignment brief outlines an assignment for a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production - Games Design qualification. The purpose is for students to use project management techniques used in the games industry to develop an innovative smartphone/tablet app concept and pitch it to a client via their blog. Students will take the concept through initiation, planning, execution, and closure stages. The brief provides 8 tasks for students to complete to demonstrate their potential as a creative project manager in the games industry. Tasks involve market research, developing the app concept and business plan, creating a schedule and to-do list, and delivering the final project materials. The brief is designed to assess students' skills in applying project management techniques, preparing career materials, and
This document provides a 15-week scheme of work for a Contemporary PE course at AS level. It outlines the weekly topics to be covered, learning objectives, teaching methods, resources needed, and assessment and homework activities. The topics include play, sports in schools initiatives, performance pyramid, ethnic sports, policy and administration, social class and disability issues. Teaching methods include presentations, discussions, practical activities, and exam question practice. Assessment is via questioning, observation, exams, and homework such as research, revision, and peer review.
Casey Newman, the Director of Communications and Marketing at The Briar Club, will present today. Students should form at least 5 questions for Casey related to her work in social media communications and marketing. Questions could relate to her experience at The Briar Club, her career path, or tips for jobs in the social media field. Students should post their questions to the class Facebook group by the end of class.
QuickTime Player allows you to record your screen in 5 simple steps: select File > New Screen Recording, choose a portion of the screen to capture, click the red recording button, click the button again to stop recording, and then post the recording to YouTube to share.
El documento describe la economía catalana al inicio del siglo XXI, señalando tres fuerzas que impulsan el movimiento independentista: los independentistas de larga data, los catalanistas que se sintieron ofendidos por la sentencia del Estatuto, e indignados por la crisis. También analiza datos económicos de Cataluña que muestran un crecimiento más lento que el promedio español en ocupación, PIB per cápita e innovación. La crisis económica a partir de 2008 tuvo un fuerte impacto en España y Cataluña, con altos
This document outlines the marketing manager role and responsibilities of Sarah Pendley, who oversees social media and marketing for The St. Regis Houston, Westin Galleria & Westin Oaks Houston, and Westin Houston Memorial City. It provides tips on best practices for social media marketing, ideas for social media content, and an analysis of increases in social media followers for the hotels over the past year.
Este documento resume la historia reciente de Cataluña y las relaciones entre Cataluña y España. Explica que durante los últimos 35 años, Cataluña ha tenido mayor autonomía y poder de decisión que nunca antes en su historia. Sin embargo, en los últimos años ha habido un aumento del sentimiento independentista, probablemente debido a la crisis económica y la demora en la sentencia sobre el estatuto de autonomía de Cataluña. El documento analiza las encuestas que muestran este aumento del sentimiento independentista y atribuye parte de la culpa a los medi
The document provides details for a design brief and calendar project for Northern Regional College (NRC) for 2013. Students are asked to design an image that represents the theme of "Belonging" and will be included in the 2013 NRC calendar. The image must be submitted digitally by November 14th, and the winning design will be used for the cover and January month, while other finalists will be featured throughout the calendar.
The Toyota Prius is one of the most famous hybrid cars in the world. It provides advantages like fuel efficiency and cleanliness. Using more hybrid cars can help reduce air pollution levels globally.
This document outlines the objectives, timeline, and requirements for Units 4, 5, and 6 of the Edexcel (BTEC) Diploma in Foundation Studies in Art & Design. The units focus on developing understanding of historical and contemporary contexts to inspire creative work, bringing together skills across media, and proposing ideas that exploit material properties. Students will complete a project in their specialist pathway from December to February, involving research, experimentation, and producing a finished outcome or model. They must meet objectives for each unit, show evidence of their process, and provide ongoing self-analysis and a final evaluation of their work.
Este documento discute las afirmaciones económicas del independentismo catalán. Señala contradicciones en sus argumentos sobre la riqueza de Cataluña y su relación con España. Por un lado, reconocen su situación económica privilegiada comparada con el resto de España, pero también mantienen una retórica de víctima de explotación colonial. Además, dicen que la independencia mejoraría su economía, pero también enfatizan su éxito económico actual. El documento usa datos estadísticos para mostrar que Cataluña ha dis
Here are 5 questions I would ask Sydney Freas:
1. Open-ended: What factors do you consider most important when selecting new hotel partners for your sites?
2. Closed-ended: Do you have a minimum star rating requirement for hotels?
3. Directive: Could you tell me more about how your marketing efforts help drive business to hotel partners?
4. Reflective: When hoteliers express concerns about high commission rates, how do you help them understand the value you provide?
5. Reflective: Some argue that online travel agencies do not provide as much value as they did in the past. What is your perspective on that view?
Here are 3 potential opening methods not yet discussed:
- Question - The salesperson could open by asking the prospect a thought-provoking question to engage them and learn about their needs.
- Product - Introducing a new product or service offering could be an direct way to open the conversation.
- Air of Mystery - Piquing the prospect's curiosity without explicitly stating the offering upfront can attract their interest.
The document discusses techniques for handling objections in sales, including listening without interrupting, understanding the objection, remaining positive, empathizing with the customer, providing evidence to address their concerns, and maintaining a positive attitude and behavior. It provides examples of common objections, steps to overcoming objections, and emphasizes selling the benefits rather than just the features to convince the customer.
Marie Antoinette was born in 1755 in Austria and married Louis XVI when she was 14. She became Queen of France but faced increasing hostility from the public. During the French Revolution in 1789, an angry mob stormed the Bastille prison and Versailles palace, forcing the royal family to flee to Paris. Marie and Louis were later imprisoned and Marie was executed by guillotine in 1793 at the age of 37, marking the end of the French monarchy.
Modern academic library space planning and design presentationkdarby100
Academic libraries have had to redesign their physical spaces due to technological advancements. There are three common paradigms for library space planning: reader-centered, which devotes space to connecting with books; book-centered, which devotes most space to books and materials; and learning-centered, which focuses on educating users. Information commons provide technology and staff assistance for accessing digital information and have replaced traditional library spaces on many campuses. The athenaeum model is less service-oriented than the information commons and focuses more on engagement in scholarship. Studies have found physical study spaces like rooms and carrels are consistently popular, and that physical space is desired more for group collaboration over virtual space.
This document provides the details of an assignment for a Creative Media Production course. Learners will work in groups to research current reality TV shows and E4's target audience, develop an original reality TV show concept, and pitch their idea to a panel. They will document their work in a blog with three posts covering genre research, show planning, and their pitch. The assignment aims to improve communication skills like pitching and will be assessed based on criteria mapping to course learning outcomes and personal, learning, and thinking skills.
This document outlines the aims, learning outcomes, syllabus, teaching schedule, and assessment for a research methods module. The module aims to enable students to examine and evaluate qualitative and quantitative research processes, develop skills in research design and analysis using various approaches, and critically evaluate research. Learning outcomes include appraising research problems, planning research designs, and producing a proposal. The syllabus covers developing proposals, literature reviews, methods, data analysis, and proposal writing. Students will be assessed through developing a 3,500 word individual research proposal on a business topic.
The document discusses issues with the current engineering education system and proposes improvements. It outlines key topics to address such as the meaning of education, comparing old and new models of curriculum design, and analyzing causes of poor teaching and learning. Some recommendations include taking an experimental approach to subjects, focusing on quality over quantity, incorporating risk analysis, and giving students more choice and credit for independent work. The goal is to better prepare engineering students for their professional careers and lives.
This unit plan outlines an 8-day unit on expressing individual and collective identities. Students will explore this topic using a jigsaw cooperative learning strategy. They will be divided into expert groups to research one of five topics related to identity. They will then reconvene in home groups to teach their topic to others. Presentation topics will be randomly assigned. The unit utilizes various assessments including checklists, a presentation rubric, and participation scores. Key skills developed include research, collaboration, and presentation.
This project overview outlines a Pre-Calculus project where students will examine real-world objects and structures to identify underlying mathematical functions. Students will take photos of examples, use Geometer's Sketchpad to predict equations and analyze properties. The driving question is about basic functions and their representations in the world. Students will present findings in a PowerPoint incorporating content standards on functions, modeling, tools, and presentation skills. Formative assessments include journals, plans, and practice presentations, while summative assessments consist of a group presentation and individual participation. Resources include campus access, cameras, and software.
This document outlines 10 expectations for student learning and provides examples of evidence that could be used to demonstrate mastery of each expectation. The expectations cover areas like problem solving, literacy, technology skills, culture and the arts, career development, global citizenship, collaboration, personal well-being, respect for others. For each expectation, the document lists required pieces of evidence and the number of submissions needed to fulfill the expectation. Rubrics are required for some types of evidence submissions. The expectations aim to support students' growth as self-directed, literate, technically proficient, culturally aware, career-focused global citizens.
The document outlines the process for developing an outcomes-based education (OBE) system. It discusses the key components of OBE including what students should achieve (outcomes), how the curriculum will help students achieve outcomes, how teaching and learning will support outcomes achievement, and how outcomes achievement will be assessed. It then provides details on what a curriculum blueprint document contains, such as program visions and missions, program and course learning outcomes, syllabi, and matrices mapping outcomes.
1) The document outlines a proposed task-based language test designed for students who have completed the first unit of the Widgets course. It describes the tasks, assessment criteria, and limitations of the proposed test.
2) The test includes two speaking tasks - a role play conversation and product presentation - and a listening note-taking task on competitive products.
3) Criteria for assessing the tasks include task-dependent criteria related to content and task completion, as well as task-independent criteria such as language use.
This document provides guidance for students on the Unit 2 Geographical Investigations exam. It includes an overview of the exam structure, advice on time management and fieldwork questions. Key points covered are:
- The exam consists of two questions based on the two topics studied, with no choice.
- Fieldwork, research and enquiry skills are core to the exam.
- Fieldwork questions are worth 15 marks and require the most time to think and organize a response focused on the specific question.
- A fieldwork audit and 'virtuous circle' of fully writing up fieldwork are recommended to best prepare for exam questions.
This document discusses critical thinking and creative problem solving skills. It outlines the objectives of the course, which are to explain concepts of creative problem solving and critical thinking, key steps in the problem solving process, and techniques to generate creative solutions. The document also describes various problem solving methodologies and tools that can be used, such as Ishikawa diagrams, check sheets, Pareto charts, and why-why analysis. The overall goal is to help individuals analyze situations and resolve problems in a creative and systematic manner.
Learn about, the problem solving method, problem definition, generating solutions, analysing and selecting solutions, planning your next steps, recording lessons learned,
The document provides details for a design brief and calendar project for Northern Regional College (NRC) for 2013. Students are asked to design an image that represents the theme of "Belonging" and will be included in the 2013 NRC calendar. The image must be submitted digitally by November 14th, and the winning design will be used for the cover and January month, while other finalists will be featured throughout the calendar.
The Toyota Prius is one of the most famous hybrid cars in the world. It provides advantages like fuel efficiency and cleanliness. Using more hybrid cars can help reduce air pollution levels globally.
This document outlines the objectives, timeline, and requirements for Units 4, 5, and 6 of the Edexcel (BTEC) Diploma in Foundation Studies in Art & Design. The units focus on developing understanding of historical and contemporary contexts to inspire creative work, bringing together skills across media, and proposing ideas that exploit material properties. Students will complete a project in their specialist pathway from December to February, involving research, experimentation, and producing a finished outcome or model. They must meet objectives for each unit, show evidence of their process, and provide ongoing self-analysis and a final evaluation of their work.
Este documento discute las afirmaciones económicas del independentismo catalán. Señala contradicciones en sus argumentos sobre la riqueza de Cataluña y su relación con España. Por un lado, reconocen su situación económica privilegiada comparada con el resto de España, pero también mantienen una retórica de víctima de explotación colonial. Además, dicen que la independencia mejoraría su economía, pero también enfatizan su éxito económico actual. El documento usa datos estadísticos para mostrar que Cataluña ha dis
Here are 5 questions I would ask Sydney Freas:
1. Open-ended: What factors do you consider most important when selecting new hotel partners for your sites?
2. Closed-ended: Do you have a minimum star rating requirement for hotels?
3. Directive: Could you tell me more about how your marketing efforts help drive business to hotel partners?
4. Reflective: When hoteliers express concerns about high commission rates, how do you help them understand the value you provide?
5. Reflective: Some argue that online travel agencies do not provide as much value as they did in the past. What is your perspective on that view?
Here are 3 potential opening methods not yet discussed:
- Question - The salesperson could open by asking the prospect a thought-provoking question to engage them and learn about their needs.
- Product - Introducing a new product or service offering could be an direct way to open the conversation.
- Air of Mystery - Piquing the prospect's curiosity without explicitly stating the offering upfront can attract their interest.
The document discusses techniques for handling objections in sales, including listening without interrupting, understanding the objection, remaining positive, empathizing with the customer, providing evidence to address their concerns, and maintaining a positive attitude and behavior. It provides examples of common objections, steps to overcoming objections, and emphasizes selling the benefits rather than just the features to convince the customer.
Marie Antoinette was born in 1755 in Austria and married Louis XVI when she was 14. She became Queen of France but faced increasing hostility from the public. During the French Revolution in 1789, an angry mob stormed the Bastille prison and Versailles palace, forcing the royal family to flee to Paris. Marie and Louis were later imprisoned and Marie was executed by guillotine in 1793 at the age of 37, marking the end of the French monarchy.
Modern academic library space planning and design presentationkdarby100
Academic libraries have had to redesign their physical spaces due to technological advancements. There are three common paradigms for library space planning: reader-centered, which devotes space to connecting with books; book-centered, which devotes most space to books and materials; and learning-centered, which focuses on educating users. Information commons provide technology and staff assistance for accessing digital information and have replaced traditional library spaces on many campuses. The athenaeum model is less service-oriented than the information commons and focuses more on engagement in scholarship. Studies have found physical study spaces like rooms and carrels are consistently popular, and that physical space is desired more for group collaboration over virtual space.
This document provides the details of an assignment for a Creative Media Production course. Learners will work in groups to research current reality TV shows and E4's target audience, develop an original reality TV show concept, and pitch their idea to a panel. They will document their work in a blog with three posts covering genre research, show planning, and their pitch. The assignment aims to improve communication skills like pitching and will be assessed based on criteria mapping to course learning outcomes and personal, learning, and thinking skills.
This document outlines the aims, learning outcomes, syllabus, teaching schedule, and assessment for a research methods module. The module aims to enable students to examine and evaluate qualitative and quantitative research processes, develop skills in research design and analysis using various approaches, and critically evaluate research. Learning outcomes include appraising research problems, planning research designs, and producing a proposal. The syllabus covers developing proposals, literature reviews, methods, data analysis, and proposal writing. Students will be assessed through developing a 3,500 word individual research proposal on a business topic.
The document discusses issues with the current engineering education system and proposes improvements. It outlines key topics to address such as the meaning of education, comparing old and new models of curriculum design, and analyzing causes of poor teaching and learning. Some recommendations include taking an experimental approach to subjects, focusing on quality over quantity, incorporating risk analysis, and giving students more choice and credit for independent work. The goal is to better prepare engineering students for their professional careers and lives.
This unit plan outlines an 8-day unit on expressing individual and collective identities. Students will explore this topic using a jigsaw cooperative learning strategy. They will be divided into expert groups to research one of five topics related to identity. They will then reconvene in home groups to teach their topic to others. Presentation topics will be randomly assigned. The unit utilizes various assessments including checklists, a presentation rubric, and participation scores. Key skills developed include research, collaboration, and presentation.
This project overview outlines a Pre-Calculus project where students will examine real-world objects and structures to identify underlying mathematical functions. Students will take photos of examples, use Geometer's Sketchpad to predict equations and analyze properties. The driving question is about basic functions and their representations in the world. Students will present findings in a PowerPoint incorporating content standards on functions, modeling, tools, and presentation skills. Formative assessments include journals, plans, and practice presentations, while summative assessments consist of a group presentation and individual participation. Resources include campus access, cameras, and software.
This document outlines 10 expectations for student learning and provides examples of evidence that could be used to demonstrate mastery of each expectation. The expectations cover areas like problem solving, literacy, technology skills, culture and the arts, career development, global citizenship, collaboration, personal well-being, respect for others. For each expectation, the document lists required pieces of evidence and the number of submissions needed to fulfill the expectation. Rubrics are required for some types of evidence submissions. The expectations aim to support students' growth as self-directed, literate, technically proficient, culturally aware, career-focused global citizens.
The document outlines the process for developing an outcomes-based education (OBE) system. It discusses the key components of OBE including what students should achieve (outcomes), how the curriculum will help students achieve outcomes, how teaching and learning will support outcomes achievement, and how outcomes achievement will be assessed. It then provides details on what a curriculum blueprint document contains, such as program visions and missions, program and course learning outcomes, syllabi, and matrices mapping outcomes.
1) The document outlines a proposed task-based language test designed for students who have completed the first unit of the Widgets course. It describes the tasks, assessment criteria, and limitations of the proposed test.
2) The test includes two speaking tasks - a role play conversation and product presentation - and a listening note-taking task on competitive products.
3) Criteria for assessing the tasks include task-dependent criteria related to content and task completion, as well as task-independent criteria such as language use.
This document provides guidance for students on the Unit 2 Geographical Investigations exam. It includes an overview of the exam structure, advice on time management and fieldwork questions. Key points covered are:
- The exam consists of two questions based on the two topics studied, with no choice.
- Fieldwork, research and enquiry skills are core to the exam.
- Fieldwork questions are worth 15 marks and require the most time to think and organize a response focused on the specific question.
- A fieldwork audit and 'virtuous circle' of fully writing up fieldwork are recommended to best prepare for exam questions.
This document discusses critical thinking and creative problem solving skills. It outlines the objectives of the course, which are to explain concepts of creative problem solving and critical thinking, key steps in the problem solving process, and techniques to generate creative solutions. The document also describes various problem solving methodologies and tools that can be used, such as Ishikawa diagrams, check sheets, Pareto charts, and why-why analysis. The overall goal is to help individuals analyze situations and resolve problems in a creative and systematic manner.
Learn about, the problem solving method, problem definition, generating solutions, analysing and selecting solutions, planning your next steps, recording lessons learned,
This is class 3 for the summer session of the online Project Management for Training class I am teaching at New York University:
http://www.epsilen.com/crs/096318
Using Project-Based Learning and Standards-Based Education - Project planning...ohedconnectforsuccess
June 27, 9 – 10am, Room: Knox
21st century learning prepares students for postsecondary work and educational opportunities. The Alternative Education Academy used the Race to the Top framework to transform its school from a traditional stand-and-deliver model to a true standards-based, project-based learning model. Intensive professional development, involvement of all stakeholders, and a robust content-management system were critical to the success of this initiative. Come learn how to prepare students for life after high school.
Main Presenter: Margaret Ford, Alternative Education Academy
Co-Presenter(s): Tim Spencer, Alternative Education Academy
This document provides an overview for a project. It includes the name and duration of the project, subject areas covered, grade level, driving question, standards addressed, 21st century skills, culminating products, assessments, resources needed, and a guide for scaffolding lessons to support students. The overview lists collaboration, presentation, and critical thinking as skills to be taught and assessed through the project work. It outlines formative and summative assessments including tests, journals, presentations and products to be completed.
This document provides an overview for a project. It includes the name and duration of the project, the subject and teachers involved, and the grade level. It also lists the driving question, content and skills standards addressed, and 21st century skills taught or encouraged. The document outlines the culminating products or performances, assessments, resources needed, and reflection methods. An accompanying guide details the knowledge, skills, scaffolding, and lessons to be provided each week to help students complete the project.
The document provides information on constructing achievement tests and blueprints. It defines an achievement test as a test that measures an individual's knowledge after a period of learning. Some key points made in the document include:
- Achievement tests can be standardized or teacher-made and measure skills and knowledge learned.
- Blueprints are detailed charts that outline the content, objectives, difficulty levels, and question types that will be covered in the test.
- A Process Dimension Based (PDB) blueprint is also described which bases question dimensions on factual, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive knowledge rather than content units.
This document provides information and guidelines for students targeting an A grade on their Research Proposal Defense (RPD) evaluation. It outlines the expectations and evaluation criteria for Master's and PhD students. The RPD is evaluated based on the student's formulation of the research problem, methodology, preliminary analysis, and oral presentation. Each of these sections is scored out of 30, 20, and 20 points respectively. The document details the specific criteria used to evaluate each section, such as requiring literature reviews and clear objectives for the problem formulation section. Panel evaluators include supervisors and internal/external department members. The goal of the RPD is to assess the student's research viability and acceptability.
This document discusses various methodologies for evaluating programs and exhibits, including logic models, interviews, focus groups, and participatory methods. It provides examples of basic and specific logic models that sketch out how a program is intended to work and how outcomes can be measured. The document also discusses evaluation strategies for two NASA exhibit projects, including using observation sheets, surveys, and focus groups to collect both qualitative and quantitative data on visitor experiences and learning.
This document contains a student's grades and feedback for a creative media production project consisting of four assignments: ideas/research, pre-production, product, and review/evaluation. The student received merits for ideas/research and review/evaluation, a pass for pre-production, and a distinction for the product. The teacher provided feedback on improvements for each assignment and the student agreed to an improvement plan.
1. NORTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE
Learner Name: Assessor Name:
Date Issued: Completion Date Submitted On:
22/10/12 Interim: 26/10/12
Final: Exploratory Stage Assessment
17/12/12
Qualification:
Edexcel (BTEC) Diploma in Foundation
Studies in Art & Design
Unit: Unit 1: Researching, Recording and Responding in Art & Design
Unit 2: Media Experimentation in Art and Design
Assessment Title: The Word
Laura Smith Paula Scher Neville Brody
Learner Declaration
I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own and research sources are fully
acknowledged.
Learner signature: Date:
General Submission Guidelines
1. If you submit work late without extenuating circumstances you will be given the
opportunity to resubmit within a Two-week period for a maximum PASS grade.
2. If your assignment has been submitted on time but does not meet the PASS criteria,
then you will be given the opportunity to resubmit within a Two-week period for
PASS criteria only.
2. Assessment Title: The Word
Unit 1: Researching, Recording and Responding in Art & Design
Unit:
Unit 2: Media Experimentation in Art and Design
In this assessment you will have opportunities to provide evidence against the following criteria.
Criteria To achieve the criteria the evidence must show that
Task no.
reference the learner is able to:
UNIT 1
P1 Record ideas in appropriate forms [IE, RL]
TASK 1,2,5,6
&8
P2 Recognise the importance of diagnostic research [IE, CT, RL] TASKS 2,3 & 4
P3 Expand the field of research [SM, RL, CT]
TASKS 2,3 & 4
P4 Explore alternative possibilities [SM, IE]
TASKS 2,3 & 4
P5 Identify relevant and appropriate sources [SM, IE, RL, EP]
TASKS 1 & 3
P6 Evaluate the effectiveness of own research and exploratory work
[CT, RL, EP] TASKS 2,6, & 8
P7 Reflect on applying relevant theory to practical understanding
[RL] TASKS 6 & 8
P8 Produce innovative work that communicates a personal response.
[CT] TASKS 5,6 & 7
3. UNIT 2 Task no.
Explore techniques and processes using appropriate media, safely
P1 [IE, CT] TASK 5, 6 & 7
Manipulate media in relation to creative potential [IE, CT, EP]
P2 TASK 5, 6 & 7
Record experimentation and information in an appropriate format
P3 [SM] TASK 1, 2,3,
4, 5, 6, 7 & 8
Experiment and combine different media [IE, SM, RL]
P4 TASKS 5, 6, 7
&8
P5 Evaluate the effectiveness of different media [EP, TW]
TASK 6
P6 Reflect on success and failure [RL]
TASKS 6 & 8
P7 Identify new or existing possibilities. [CT, EP]
TASKS 2, 3, 5,
6&8
4. Unit Title:
Unit 1: Researching, Recording and Responding in Art & Design
Unit 2: Media Experimentation in Art and Design
Qualification:
Edexcel (BTEC) Diploma in Foundation Studies
in Art & Design
Start date:
Deadline date:
Assessor: Jeanette Lammey, Peter Harvey
Assessment Title: The Word
The purpose of this assignment is to:
Introduce students to the basic elements of graphic design
Develop their perceptual and representative abilities
Demonstrate their understanding of the work of others through application of research
Demonstrate their ability to plan and develop visual ideas
Encourage students to develop creative, expressive, interesting outcomes
Scenario: You are to produce an image suitable for use in the NRC 2013 calendar
In recent years we have based the theme for NRC Calendar on the NRC brands’ three core values:
Aspire – Aim – Achieve
The theme of the NRC 2013 calendar will be “Belong” The calendar will be produced by Belfast
design agency McCadden, who will choose 12 images to be used in the calendar.
Your proposal can be computer generated, photographic, collaged, 2D or deep relief, or mixed media
of your choice. You must remember that the calendar is a 2D production, so 3D interpretations must
work as a photograph of your finished piece. Your emphasis should be on producing an imaginative
proposal, so be inventive and try to avoid hackneyed, trite or over used imagery.
Your work must fit an image area required by the McCadden design agency, although you can work to
larger sizes that have the same proportions as the size requested.
5. Task 1 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P1, P5
Unit 2, P3
Provide a dictionary definition of the word “Belong”
Task 2 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P1, P2, P3, P4, P6
Unit 2, P3
Brainstorm with your Tutor and fellow students what this word means to you and to other people
Task 3 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P2, P3, P4, P5
Unit 2, P3
Research the work of graphic designers who may influence your design idea
Task 4 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P2, P3, P4
Unit 2, P3
Identify your target audience
Task 5 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P1, P8
Unit 2, P1, P2, P3, P4, P7
Produce initial ideas as “thumbnail” sketches based on the theme, with research & development
ideas in your artist’s journal
Task 6 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P1, P6, P7, P8
Unit 2, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7
After discussion with your Tutor, refine your ideas and present them as “Client Roughs” that show an
accurate representation of your ideas, with research & development of ideas, materials & techniques
in your artist’s journal
Task 7 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P7
Unit 2, P1, P2, P4
Produce your ideas as finished artwork
Task 8 This provides evidence for Unit 1, P1, P6, P7
Unit 2, P3, P4, P6, P8
Analyse your final results in your artist’s journal
6. Sources of information:
Artist references
Janet Allinger
Saul Bass
Jonathan Bambrook
Neville Brody
Peter Blake
Neville Brody
Jacob Cass
Milton Glaser
Peter Saville
Paula Scher
Laura Smith
Internet Research
www.organisationofillustratorscouncil.blogspot.com
www.pvuk.com
www.debutart.com
http://www.unicorngraphics.com/calendar%20museum.asp
http://bestdesignoptions.com/?p=5229
http://bestdesignoptions.com/?p=12800
http://blog.uprinting.com/55-creative-unique-calendar-designs/
http://blog.uprinting.com/15-gorgeous-color-calendar-printing-samples/
http://www.topdesignmag.com/55-awesome-calendar-designs-for-2011/
http://www.designswan.com/archives/10-most-unusual-calendar-designs.html
Also, research other designers to expand your field of research
Investigate corporate advertising campaigns such as Calvin Kline, Pepsi or Armani for further
inspiration
Publications
Creative Review
Bibliography
Refer to reading list on Exploratory stage brief
Resources:
7. Internet
Colour prints
Learning centre
Artist’s journal
Drawing utensils including pencils, pens, markers
Cameras
A range of materials to work upon which may include paper, inkjet paper, hardboard, fabric -
be inventive.
Studio resources such as scalpel, scissors, glue, tracing paper, layout paper, spray mount
Assessment Requirements:
Evidence of research into appropriate artists/graphic designers (artist’s journal)
Evidence of research into the theme Achieve
Evidence of research into appropriate typography
Series of ideas, sketches and documented progression of your project presented as design
sheets, showing clear development of ideas and evidence of on-going evaluation
Series of media experimentation as appropriate to your idea
One final outcome/design
A final evaluation of your project
This brief has been verified as being fit for purpose
Assessor: Peter Harvey Date:
Internal Verifier: Jeanette Lammey, Date: