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Unit introduction
The interactive media industry is huge and growing daily. The development of new technology and the growth of the internet have generated many opportunities for interactive media professionals. Every day we use a wide range of interactive products in our work or in our play. Interactivity is the key to successful multimedia products whether through a DVD format, touch-screen kiosk or interactive TV. People entering this industry need to have a basic awareness of how interactive media products have been designed and developed. At this level it is important that those considering a career in the interactive media industry have a basic appreciation of how authoring hardware and software are used to produce an interactive media product. They must be aware of possible constraints of target platforms and their capabilities. They should experience the effective use of interactive media development tools to produce a basic interactive media product. This unit will enable learners to explore techniques associated with the production of an interactive media product. This involves the use of authoring software and the creative integration of audio and visual material to produce a final product. It is essential that the product is focused on the needs of the user. Screen design and layout are important but the final functioning interactive media product created for this unit must be easy to use and easy to understand.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this unit a learner should:
1 2 3 4
Know about the elements of interactive media production Be able to develop ideas for an interactive media product Be able to create an interactive media product Be able to review own interactive media production work.
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Unit content
1 Know about the elements of interactive media production
Platforms: CD/DVD ROM; information kiosks; interactive TV; worldwide web; hand-held devices, eg mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) Software: eg Director, Flash Assets: sound; text; video; graphics; animations; 3D content Limitations: size; download time; type of content; requirement for plug-ins
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To achieve a distinction grade the evidence must show that, in addition to the pass and merit criteria, the learner is able to:
D1 explain the elements of interactive media production with reference to precise and detailed illustrative examples present imaginative ideas for an interactive media product with reference to format and application use interactive media technology skilfully to create an interactive media product that clearly realises intentions evaluate strengths and weaknesses of own interactive media work with reference to precise and detailed illustrative examples.
P1
P2
present ideas for an interactive media product with reference to format and application [IE, CT]
D2
P3
use interactive media M3 use interactive media technology to create an technology competently to interactive media product that create an interactive media partially realises intentions product that mainly realises [SM] intentions review strengths and weaknesses of own interactive media work. [RL] M4 describe strengths and weaknesses of own interactive media work with some detail and with reference to appropriate illustrative examples.
D3
P4
D4
PLTS: This summary references where applicable, in the square brackets, the elements of the personal, learning and thinking skills applicable in the pass criteria. It identifies opportunities for learners to demonstrate effective application of the referenced elements of the skills.
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