- use PEEE structure in presentations
- improve time management
- complete all presentations fully
- use a wider range of images in presentation
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Current Grade (October)
My target grade is _____. My current grade is ____. To improve to next grade I need to…..
Monday, 10 October 2011
Assignment 6: Conventions of (TV) documentaries
Set: Tues Oct 10
Due: WED Oct 19 (just over one week to complete)
Your new project is to be done in powerpoint and embedded onto blog where I will grade it from. You are NOT presenting this to the class or me, I am marking from your blog.
Task: You are to make a powerpoint which is a research project about conventions of TV documentaries. This project is for you to be able to complete research to investigate how conventions are used, developed and challenged in documentaries which you will of course apply to your own documentaries.
Due: WED Oct 19 (just over one week to complete)
Your new project is to be done in powerpoint and embedded onto blog where I will grade it from. You are NOT presenting this to the class or me, I am marking from your blog.
Task: You are to make a powerpoint which is a research project about conventions of TV documentaries. This project is for you to be able to complete research to investigate how conventions are used, developed and challenged in documentaries which you will of course apply to your own documentaries.
Choose a level:
All must - be able to complete #1, #2, #5 (D grade and below) You cannot achieve higher than a C for this level. (must do only red)
Most should - be able to complete #1, #2, #3, #5 (C grade and below) You cannot achieve higher than a B for this level. (must do all red and amber)
Some could - be able to complete #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 (B+ grade and below) You can achieve B and higher for this level. (must do everything)
GRADING
#1 = complete or incomplete
#2 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#3 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#4 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#5 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
I will add up your marks to give you a level and an approximate grade.
All must - be able to complete #1, #2, #5 (D grade and below) You cannot achieve higher than a C for this level. (must do only red)
Most should - be able to complete #1, #2, #3, #5 (C grade and below) You cannot achieve higher than a B for this level. (must do all red and amber)
Some could - be able to complete #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 (B+ grade and below) You can achieve B and higher for this level. (must do everything)
GRADING
#1 = complete or incomplete
#2 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#3 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#4 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
#5 = you will be graded with level 1, level 2, level 3 or level 4
I will add up your marks to give you a level and an approximate grade.
Remember to use mostly visuals, not a lot of text:
P: point make a point by putting a clear title and/or subtitle
E: evidence provide an image as evidence to your point
E/E: explanation/ underneath/beside the evidence (image) use bullet points to
Effect explain it further and the effect of it
1. Include a title page with assignment name, purpose of project and name
2. Identify conventions of TV documentaries
a) Make points about identifying a range of conventions in TV documentaries
b) Provide examples of still shots (print screens) from TVdocumentaries as evidence
c) In bullet points explain the convention, why it is used and it's effectiveness on an audience
3. Identify conventions of film documentaries
a) Make points about identifying a range of conventions in film documentaries
b) Provide examples of still shots (print screens) from documentaries as evidence
c) In bullet points explain the convention, why it is used and it's effectiveness on an audience
4. How do TV documentaries differ from film documentaries?PART 1
a) Make points about identifying similarities between TV & film documentaries (set up a chart to make the similarities clear)
b) Provide examples of still shots (print screens) to prove the similarities
c) Use bullet points to explain the similarities (could discuss why both platforms use the same conventions and also how they use similar conventions differently)
PART 2
a) Make points about identifying differences between TV & film documentaries (set up a chart to make the similarities clear)
b) Provide examples of still shots (print screens) to prove the differences c) Use bullet points to explain the similarities (could discuss why both platforms use the same conventions and also how they use similar conventions differently for audiences and different platforms)
c) Use bullet points to explain the differences (could discuss why the 2 platforms use the different conventions for different audiences and platforms)
5. To answer the following questions you will need to obtain evidence from various TV documentaries. Use online resources such as BBC iplayer, 4OD, youtube (tv documentaries) etc. or you could take stills from your TV but this will be quite hard.
You need to make a clear chart for this section to keep it organised and clear.
You need to make a clear chart for this section to keep it organised and clear.
a) How do 1-3 documentaries USE conventions of TV documentaries? Why and what is their effect?
b) How do 1-3 documentaries DEVELOP conventions of TV documentaries? Why and what is their effect?
c) How do 1-3 documentaries CHALLENGE conventions of TV documentaries? Why and what is their effect?
b) How do 1-3 documentaries DEVELOP conventions of TV documentaries? Why and what is their effect?
c) How do 1-3 documentaries CHALLENGE conventions of TV documentaries? Why and what is their effect?
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Missing E-mail
There are people who have no e-mailed me therefore I have no been able to e-mail you your feedback which is due to be posted on your blog by the end of the week (Fri Oct 7)
Tiara
Emmanuella
Nkechi
Please e-mail me @ kconnell21@cjmlc.co.uk with your blog address by tomorrow or Friday morning latest.
Thank you
Tiara
Emmanuella
Nkechi
Please e-mail me @ kconnell21@cjmlc.co.uk with your blog address by tomorrow or Friday morning latest.
Thank you
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Ongoing study...
Whilst you work on homework and we complete class presentations, it is vital that you carry on with independent study and development of your work.
You can constantly be revising and developing:
-improving your work/presentations (remember to put as DRAFT 1, DRAFT 2, DRAFT 3 on your blog. Make sure it is clear on your blog you have completed drafts)
-research about OFCOM and TV regulation
-considering, planning and answering evaluation questions
-research for ancillaries: (you can research effective advertising/layout design and also look at real existing models and consider how they would inspire you for your ideas)
1. Newspaper advert (an advert in a newspaper of your choice to advertise your documentary)
2. Double page spread in a listings magazine (a double page spread in a listings magazine that advertises/discusses your new documentary. Remember this is a feature about your documentary so must have blocks of text and range of images)
If you don't take responsibility of your own learning, don't expect anything above a C, this is why A2 is more difficult! See me at any time for support and guidance.
You can constantly be revising and developing:
-improving your work/presentations (remember to put as DRAFT 1, DRAFT 2, DRAFT 3 on your blog. Make sure it is clear on your blog you have completed drafts)
-research about OFCOM and TV regulation
-considering, planning and answering evaluation questions
-research for ancillaries: (you can research effective advertising/layout design and also look at real existing models and consider how they would inspire you for your ideas)
1. Newspaper advert (an advert in a newspaper of your choice to advertise your documentary)
2. Double page spread in a listings magazine (a double page spread in a listings magazine that advertises/discusses your new documentary. Remember this is a feature about your documentary so must have blocks of text and range of images)
If you don't take responsibility of your own learning, don't expect anything above a C, this is why A2 is more difficult! See me at any time for support and guidance.
Assignment 5: TV Channel research
Set: Tues Oct 4
Due: Tues Oct 11 (one week to complete)
Your new project is to be done in powerpoint and embedded onto blog where I will grade it from. You are NOT presenting this to the class or me, I am marking from your blog.
Task: You are to make a powerpoint which is a research project about different TV stations to understand what they air and why they air it and who their target audience is.
Choose a level:
All must - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 2 TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) D grade and below
Most should - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 3 TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) C grade
Some could - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 4+ TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) B grade and above
List of TV channels to choose from:
Choose at least one from this list
Sky/Sky Living
Channel 5
ITV
Choose at least one from this list
BBC and BBC iplayer
Channel 4 and 4OD (via youtube)
REMEMBER TO USE WIDE VARIETY OF IMAGES, NOT JUST TEXT. LABEL ALL PICTURES WITH CAPTION AND BRIEF EXPLANATION.
1. Include a title page with assignment name, purpose of project and name
2. Include a page which identifies your TV channels you will be discussing
3. Complete your analysis for each of the TV channels you choose:
a) General information about the channel
b) What kind of TV shows are on this channel? Provide examples
c) Who is the target audience for this channel? You may have to identify different audiences at different times. Provide examples of how you know they are target audience; use tv shows as evidence.
d) At what time slots is the channel most successful? Why? Provide examples
e) What kind of documentaries are shown on this channel? Why? What time? To what type of audience? Provide examples for all.
f) How does this channel compare to other channels?
g) How does this channel's type of documentaries compare to other channels'?
4. Which channel would you choose for your 3 documentary topics?
See me if you need any help, good luck!
Due: Tues Oct 11 (one week to complete)
Your new project is to be done in powerpoint and embedded onto blog where I will grade it from. You are NOT presenting this to the class or me, I am marking from your blog.
Task: You are to make a powerpoint which is a research project about different TV stations to understand what they air and why they air it and who their target audience is.
Choose a level:
All must - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 2 TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) D grade and below
Most should - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 3 TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) C grade
Some could - be able to complete research, answer questions and present findings of at least 4+ TV stations. (at least on TV channel with online viewing capabilities) B grade and above
List of TV channels to choose from:
Choose at least one from this list
Sky/Sky Living
Channel 5
ITV
Choose at least one from this list
BBC and BBC iplayer
Channel 4 and 4OD (via youtube)
REMEMBER TO USE WIDE VARIETY OF IMAGES, NOT JUST TEXT. LABEL ALL PICTURES WITH CAPTION AND BRIEF EXPLANATION.
1. Include a title page with assignment name, purpose of project and name
2. Include a page which identifies your TV channels you will be discussing
3. Complete your analysis for each of the TV channels you choose:
a) General information about the channel
b) What kind of TV shows are on this channel? Provide examples
c) Who is the target audience for this channel? You may have to identify different audiences at different times. Provide examples of how you know they are target audience; use tv shows as evidence.
d) At what time slots is the channel most successful? Why? Provide examples
e) What kind of documentaries are shown on this channel? Why? What time? To what type of audience? Provide examples for all.
f) How does this channel compare to other channels?
g) How does this channel's type of documentaries compare to other channels'?
4. Which channel would you choose for your 3 documentary topics?
See me if you need any help, good luck!
A2 INDIVIDUAL (PHASE 1) PRESENTATION ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Here is the assessment criteria for the presentations (phase 1 which is presenting 3 ideas, research and what would happen in all 3 episodes)
M–Minimal/incomplete B-Basic P-Proficient Ex-Excellent
Clear and engaging introduction M B P EX
Clear, relevant points and info? Info presented clearly/briefly. M B P EX
Presentation skills: Uses formality, communicates well with a balance of using board and speaking
clearly without reading from board M B P EX
Wide range of relevant images and still shots used M B P EX
Some use of relevant moving images M B P EX
Clear and brief use of text, bullet points rather than lengthy paragraphs M B P EX
Consider conventions and considered how they will challenge
and re-inforce them in own documentary? M B P EX
Considers realistic obstacles and potential filming problems M B P EX
Explores a range of 3 different ideas M B P EX
Show brainstorming/mind mapping to show exploration and development
of all 3 ideas M B P EX
Quality of the research for ideas to show knowledge of topic M B P EX
Considers the overall topic as a detailed and informative topic that promotes a
debate within an issue M B P EX
Considers what would happen in each episode and the episode topics relate
clearly to the overall topic M B P EX
Overall quality of preparation and planning M B P EX
Updated Individual presentation assessment criteria
This is for the presentations you are completing now - with presenting 3 ideas and what the three episodes would be about.
A2 INDIVIDUAL (PHASE 1) PRESENTATION ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
M–Minimal/incomplete B-Basic P-Proficient Ex-Excellent
Clear and engaging introduction M B P EX
Clear, relevant points and info? Info presented clearly/briefly. M B P EX
Presentation skills: Uses formality, communicates well with a balance of using board and speaking
clearly without reading from board M B P EX
Wide range of relevant images and still shots used M B P EX
Some use of relevant moving images M B P EX
Clear and brief use of text, bullet points rather than lengthy paragraphs M B P EX
Consider conventions and considered how they will challenge
and re-inforce them in own documentary? M B P EX
Considers realistic obstacles and potential filming problems M B P EX
Explores a range of 3 different ideas M B P EX
Show brainstorming/mind mapping to show exploration and development
of all 3 ideas M B P EX
Quality of the research for ideas to show knowledge of topic M B P EX
Considers the overall topic as a detailed and informative topic that promotes a
debate within an issue M B P EX
Considers what would happen in each episode and the episode topics relate
clearly to the overall topic M B P EX
Overall quality of preparation and planning M B P EX
A2 INDIVIDUAL (PHASE 1) PRESENTATION ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
M–Minimal/incomplete B-Basic P-Proficient Ex-Excellent
Clear and engaging introduction M B P EX
Clear, relevant points and info? Info presented clearly/briefly. M B P EX
Presentation skills: Uses formality, communicates well with a balance of using board and speaking
clearly without reading from board M B P EX
Wide range of relevant images and still shots used M B P EX
Some use of relevant moving images M B P EX
Clear and brief use of text, bullet points rather than lengthy paragraphs M B P EX
Consider conventions and considered how they will challenge
and re-inforce them in own documentary? M B P EX
Considers realistic obstacles and potential filming problems M B P EX
Explores a range of 3 different ideas M B P EX
Show brainstorming/mind mapping to show exploration and development
of all 3 ideas M B P EX
Quality of the research for ideas to show knowledge of topic M B P EX
Considers the overall topic as a detailed and informative topic that promotes a
debate within an issue M B P EX
Considers what would happen in each episode and the episode topics relate
clearly to the overall topic M B P EX
Overall quality of preparation and planning M B P EX
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