Planning your digital media artefact

In this lesson, learners choose and develop a digital media artefact from a number of provided client briefs. Learners will begin to plan their digital media artefact, applying the skills that they have learnt in previous lessons.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

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Q1.What is a CTA (Call to action)?

Navigation bar Link or button to get user involved, e.g. ‘Book a demo” Helps to visually remember the company Images to tell users what the site is about

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Q2.What are testimonials?

Stories from happy customers Mailing address, phone number etc Feature to stop web form sending spam Good images tell users what the site is about

2/10

Q3.What is the use of CAPTCHA/ anti-spam feature?

Policy required by law in the UK and EU Feature to stop web form sending spam Connect to social media profiles Helps to visually remember the company

3/10

Q4.What is a CMS tool?

Create content without writing HTML Track what your users are doing Allows a website to work in all browsers A restore tool if the website gets hacked

4/10

Q5.What do you need an SSL certificate for?

Needed if you take personal details Allows a website to work in all browsers Allows the website to works on a phone and 4K monitor To restore if the website gets hacked

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Q6.What are site analytics?

Create content without writing HTML Track what your users are doing Needed if you take personal details A restore if it gets hacked

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Q7.The top and left-hand side are standard for navigation

True False

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Q8.SSL certificates are only important if you are taking card payments

True False

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Q9.Mood boards are not a useful planning tool for websites

True False

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Q10.CCS files are used to control the design and layout of a webpage

True False

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Question 8

Question 9

Question 10

Q1.What is a CTA (Call to action)?

Navigation bar Link or button to get user involved, e.g. ‘Book a demo” Helps to visually remember the company Images to tell users what the site is about

1/10

Q2.What are testimonials?

Stories from happy customers Mailing address, phone number etc Feature to stop web form sending spam Good images tell users what the site is about

2/10

Q3.What is the use of CAPTCHA/ anti-spam feature?

Policy required by law in the UK and EU Feature to stop web form sending spam Connect to social media profiles Helps to visually remember the company

3/10

Q4.What is a CMS tool?

Create content without writing HTML Track what your users are doing Allows a website to work in all browsers A restore tool if the website gets hacked

4/10

Q5.What do you need an SSL certificate for?

Needed if you take personal details Allows a website to work in all browsers Allows the website to works on a phone and 4K monitor To restore if the website gets hacked

5/10

Q6.What are site analytics?

Create content without writing HTML Track what your users are doing Needed if you take personal details A restore if it gets hacked

6/10

Q7.The top and left-hand side are standard for navigation

True False

7/10

Q8.SSL certificates are only important if you are taking card payments

True False

8/10

Q9.Mood boards are not a useful planning tool for websites

True False

9/10

Q10.CCS files are used to control the design and layout of a webpage

True False

10/10

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Quiz:

Planning Your Digital Media Artefact

This quiz is to assess your learning from this lesson

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Q1.What does digital media artefact mean?

This means working together with others to produce something. This is a set of criteria for marking learners’ work. Any digital media object created, eg a video, a website, a logo, a poster, etc. This is a method for creators to license their work in such a way as to allow people to freely reuse their work.

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Q2.What does client brief mean

This means working together with others to produce something. This is a document that sets out what the client wants to be created. This means splitting up and assigning the tasks of a project to different members of a team. This is a method for creators to license their work in such a way as to allow people to freely reuse their work.

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Q3.What does stock materials mean?

Any digital media object created, eg a video, a website, a logo, a poster, etc. This means splitting up and assigning the tasks of a project to different members of a team. This means working together with others to produce something. These are images, audio clips, or video clips that are supplied for others to use in their projects

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Q4.What does creative commons mean?

This means splitting up and assigning the tasks of a project to different members of a team. This is a method for creators to license their work in such a way as to allow people to freely reuse their work. This is a document that sets out what the client wants to be created. This is a set of criteria for marking learners’ work.

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Q5.What does delegation mean?

This is a method for creators to license their work in such a way as to allow people to freely reuse their work. These are images, audio clips, or video clips that are supplied for others to use in their projects This means splitting up and assigning the tasks of a project to different members of a team. This is a set of criteria for marking learners’ work.

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Q6.What does collaboration mean?

This means working together with others to produce something. This is a document that sets out what the client wants to be created. Any digital media object created, eg a video, a website, a logo, a poster, etc. This is a method for creators to license their work in such a way as to allow people to freely reuse their work.

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Q7.What does marking rubic mean?

This means splitting up and assigning the tasks of a project to different members of a team. These are images, audio clips, or video clips that are supplied for others to use in their projects This is a set of criteria for marking learners’ work. This means working together with others to produce something.

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Quiz:

Planning Your Digital Media Artefact

This quiz is to assess your learning from this lesson

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Q1.What does digital media artefact mean?

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Q2.What does client brief mean

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Q3.What does stock materials mean?

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Q4.What does creative commons mean?

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Q5.What does delegation mean?

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Q6.What does collaboration mean?

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Q7.What does marking rubic mean?

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