Name: Target grade: Candidate Number: R087 - Create an interactive multimedia product Personalised Learning Checklist LO1: Understand the properties and features of interactive multimedia products 1.1 I understand the purpose of interactive multimedia products eg educate, entertain, inform, promote, advertise, commerce. 1.2 I understand where different interactive multimedia products are used and how they are used. For example: websites of all kinds virtual tour self-serve kiosks (to order/buy things) mobile phone applications e-learning products 1.3 I can identify and explain the function of the component features of interactive multimedia products 1.4 I can describe the key design elements to consider when designing interactive multimedia products: Colour scheme House style Layout GUI (graphical user interface) Accessibility 1.5 I can describe the required hardware, software and peripherals to create the assets needed to produce interactive multimedia products and view the final product 1.6 I can explain the methods of internet connection ( Wi-Fi, mobile/wireless broadband such as 3G, 4G, 5G, wired internet using fibre optic and standard broadband 1.7 I can explain the limitations caused by these connections, their bandwidth and data transfer rates when accessing interactive multimedia products 1.8 I can identify a range of different file formats supported by different platforms (e.g. computer, smartphone) and explain how they are used for different purposes LO2: Be able to plan a interactive multimedia products 2.1 I can interpret client requirements for an interactive multimedia products (e.g. for informative, educational, testing or entertainment purposes) based on a specific brief 2.2 I can use a range of pre-production planning documents to help with my planning eg mood board, mind map, vis diagrams 2.3 I understand the target audience requirements for an interactive multimedia product based on the client brief 2.4 I can produce a work plan for the creation of an interactive multimedia product, to include: Tasks & Activities Workflow Timescales, Milestones & Contingencies Resources 2.5 I can plan the structure and features of an interactive multimedia product: Non-linear navigation Screen size Interaction Rollovers 2.6 I can produce a series of visualisation diagrams to include: 1. Screen design: colour scheme, text, layout = I’m a beginner, I still need quite a lot of help with this but getting the hang of the basics = My skills, knowledge and understanding are developing, I can cope with the basics and beginning to get to grips with the more complex techniques = I can use the more complex techniques quite confidently R087 - Creating an Interactive Multimedia Product 2. Navigation features:. GUI, menus, buttons, links 3. Assets: images, graphics, sound, video, animation 2.7 I can identify the assets and resources needed to create an interactive multimedia product 2.8 I can create and maintain a test plan to test an interactive multimedia product during production 2.9 I understand how legislation (e.g. copyright, trademarks, intellectual property use, permissions and implications of use) applies to assets used in interactive multimedia product (e.g. images, graphics, audio, music and video clips), whether sourced or created LO3: Be able to create a interactive multimedia products using multimedia components 3.1 I can create suitable folder structures to organise and save assets, the on-going interactive product under development and the final product, using appropriate naming conventions 3.2 I can source, create and re-purpose assets, including: Graphics eg logos, Images Sound Video Animation Text Navigation buttons/icons 3.3 I can create a suitable master slide as a template for an interactive multimedia product 3.4 I can create an appropriate interactive multimedia product screen structure to meet the client requirements 3.5 I can insert assets into the product to create planned layouts, including: Text, Lists, Tables Graphics Moving images Embedded content 3.6 I can create / set up interaction and playback controls: Navigation Rollovers Triggers Behaviours (e.g. pop-up messages) 3.7 I can save & export an interactive multimedia product in a format appropriate to the software being used & retaining interactivity, in the file format required by the client 3.8 I can save files with consistent and appropriate file names, in appropriately named folders, in a sensible overall structure 3.9 I can use version control when saving & creating interactive multimedia products LO4: Be able to review interactive multimedia product 4.1 I understand how to review a multimedia product against a specific brief 4.2 I can identify areas for improvement covering: Text, Graphics, animations, video, audio, interactivity, information, layout, house style, master slide, suitability for audience, suitability for purpose 4.3 I can identify ways of further developing the product eg for a different target audience, different theme/topic, different genre = I’m a beginner, I still need quite a lot of help with this but getting the hang of the basics = My skills, knowledge and understanding are developing, I can cope with the basics and beginning to get to grips with the more complex techniques = I can use the more complex techniques quite confidently 2