7. 4/9
in-class: review digital annotations
homework:
• Prepare a thoughtful verbal/visual presentation of Parts A, B, C (see below). 7 minutes max.
• Print work, consistently, in color, on 8.5x11 or 11x17. Pin-up for crit before start of class.
• Post to blogs for evaluation.
Part B: Communication Model
methods:
• refined model (1 total)
• with clear/correct labeling of communication theory's general components
• plus inclusion of some insightful details that offer evidence of your understanding of the theory, applied
Part A: Annotating Design Examples
studies:
• Cyber Shadow OR Real World Example (1 total)
• with clear/correct labeling of communication theory components (12 total = 6 components, 3 contextual factors, 3 noise factors)
• with brief written critique of designed experience
methods:
• considered and well-crafted documentation
• clear and comprehensive annotations of respective theory components and design credits
• thoughtful and consistent composition of elements (type and image) on page
Part C: Defining Communication Theory
methods:
• clear/correct and concise definitions for each term, in your own words (10 total)
• 3 specific, relevant, timely examples for each term (18 total).
• well written, concise and insightful reflection on what you learned about communication theory and its application to graphic design practice (1-2 paragraphs)
• thoughtfully typeset all of the above (refine what you started on day 1).
8. 4/13
in-class:
• final presentation of project 3, discussion on what you learned
• Plus, pin-up 1 choice section/page from project 1 & 2
• multiple choice test (30 definitions for projects 1, 2 and 3)
