Wednesday, 14 January 2009

Coursework Evaluation Questions

Coursework Evaluation Questions
Hi Yr 12,

The final part of your coursework requires you to write a 1500 words evaluation.

In the evaluation the following questions must be answered:

Working with existing forms and conventions
1 How does your school/college magazine and music magazine relate to existing examples of these media forms?

2. What conventions have you used in terms of the following:
-design
-mode of address (the language used and how appropriate it is.)
-use of imagery

Working in Media Production
Professional practice

1. How did you approach the tasks as an individual and how did you manage using the equipment and resources?

2. Can you provide any examples of creative problem solving decisions you have had to make in relation to the development of ideas/still photography/image editing/desk top publishing and trialling work?

3. How did you organise your human resources; ie the people in your production?

4. How did you manage locations for photographs and any costumes or props?
Remember that deciding not to use a particular strategy (not to use props in photos for example is also a creative decision.)

5. Reflect on the importance of design and drafting and how the final outcome related to the draft layout in each case.

6. How did you manage your time? This is important when creating a media text.

Using technology

1. Can you provide examples of the DTP technology allowing you to do things that extended your creative control?

2. Are there examples of the technology obstructing/limiting the creative process?

Thinking about the audience

1. Throughout the two activities you have been making creative decisions based on ideas you were developing about your readers.
Where did those ideas come from and how did they influence the 'micro' detail of shot composition/framing/anchorage/text layout/mode of address and register?

2. Did audience feedback confirm expectations or generate surprise?

Representing-constructing the 'real'.

1. How did your ideas and their execution amount to specific representations of school life/music and the readers of music magazines?

2. What sense of reality have you constructed in each case and who is included and excluded as a result?

SO, TO SUMMARISE, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE COVERED ALL THE POINTS ABOVE AND DOUBLE-CHECK THAT WITH THE FINAL CHECKLIST BELOW.




1.) In what ways does your music magazine use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of existing music magazines?

2.) How does your music magazine represent particular social groups?

3.) Who would be the audience for your music magazine?

4.) How did you attract/address your target audience?

5.) What kind of media institution might distribute your music magazine and why?

6.) What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing your music magazine?

7.) What do you feel you have learnt in the progression from creating the school magazine (preliminary task), to creating your music magazine?

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