1. WELCOME

2. THIS PRESENTATION Where we’ve been Where we’re going Where we’re going next Where we’re going today

3. WHERE WE’VE BEEN Skills pictures

4. WHERE WE’VE BEEN Changed courses

5. WHAT WE’RE DOING

6. To come

7. LEARNING JOURNEY Pre Production Skills Creating Digital Graphics Creating Interactive Multimedia Products Creating a digital sound sequence

8. LEARNING JOURNEY SUMMARY TASK1: INVESTIGATING DIGITAL GRAPHICS TASK 2: PLANNING YOUR DIGITAL GRPAHIC TASK 3: CREATING YOUR DIGITAL GRPAHIC TASK 4: CHECKING AND REVIEWING YOUR DIGITAL GRAPHIC

9. LEARNING JOURNEY Purpose of Digital Graphics Properties of digital graphics Design and layout of digital grahics

10. MOST PEOPLE Purpose of Digital Graphics Properties of digital graphics Design and layout of digital grahics

11. THE FINAL PART OF TASK ONE INVESTIGATE HOW DIFFERENT PURPOSES AND AUDIENCES INFLUENCE THE DESIGN AND LAYOUT OF DIGITAL GRAPHICS

12. WHERE WE’RE GOING NEXT Designing a digital graphic to promote a computer game

13. WHERE TODAY? See your individual learning plan…

14. WARNINGS REWARDS Letters home to people who are regularly not doing the work  Letters home to people who don’t listen  Letters home to people who are trying really hard

15. WORK MONITORING

16. BEHAVIOUR MONITORING

17. GET READY TO LEAVE

18. L01: PROPERTIES OF DIGITAL GRAPHICS

19. LET’S GET STARTED…. Create the following table on a new word document and describe the meaning of each term relating to graphics TermMeaning Pixel Dimensions Dpi resolution Quality Compression Settings

20. HOMEWORK: How did you get on?

21. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: To Identify the properties of digital graphics and Evaluate their suitability for use in creating images

22. WHAT I WILL BE LOOKING FOR…. Last sections of report

23. MIKE’S BOAT RENTAL Mike owns a boat rental business. He is looking at collecting a range of images to help promote his business in magazines and on websites.

24. ACTIVITY: WHICH IMAGE WOULD YOU USE? (DISCUSS)….

25. SORRY….

26. PROPERTIES OF A DIGITAL GRAPHIC TermMeaning Pixel DimensionsPIXEL DIMENSIONS are the horizontal and vertical measurements of an image expressed in pixels. Dpi resolutionDots Per Inch - Higher DPI means higher resolution. (300dpi = print quality) QualityHow close is an image to 100% perfection (Many factors) Compression SettingsImage compression is minimizing the size in bytes of a graphics file without degrading the quality of the image to an unacceptable level.

27. IMAGE 1: Properties 310 Pixels

28. IMAGE 2: Properties 1812 Pixels 1000 Pixels

29. IMAGE 3: Properties 1620 Pixels 1080 Pixels

30. IMAGE 4: Properties 3008 Pixels 2000 Pixels

31. ACTIVITY: Find four digital graphics relating to the same topic (e.g. boat) and save them into you Learning Outcome 1 folder:  One image must be suitable for print (e.g. large pixel dimensions/300 dpi)  One image should be suitable for e-mail or web (e.g. small pixel dimensions/72dpi)  One image should demonstrate good quality and compression  One image should demonstrate bad quality and compression 15 Minutes Timed>>

32. MAIN ACTIVITY Open your report for Learning Outcome 1:  Write the title ‘Properties of Digital Graphics’  Write a suitable introduction  Annotate screenshots to show the properties of each of your four digital graphics and explain how suitable they would be for use when creating different types of images (e.g. Magazine, Web, E-Mail Advert)

33. HOW DIFFERENT PURPOSES AND AUDIENCES INFLUENCE THE DESIGN AND LAYOUT OF DIGITAL GRAPHICS E.g. the use of colour, composition, white space and styles