Drafting and evaluation proposal
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This document outlines the questions and technologies that will be used to evaluate a music magazine project. It discusses using Prezi to discuss the magazine concept and case study comparisons for question 1. Emaze will be used to discuss the target demographic of age and gender for question 2. For question 3, the document indicates that Prezi will again be used to discuss the media institution distributing the magazine and how it relates to the magazine branding. Infogr.am will be used to discuss the target audience details like age, music taste, gender and ethnicity for question 4. PowerPoint will house comments from a blog and research on attracting the target audience for question 5. Prezi will mimic a PowerPoint to discuss the skills and media languages learned
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- 2. Question 1 â—¦ State what code and conventions music magazine have. â—¦ How my ideas follow the codes and conventions. â—¦ Refer to case studies and how my ideas changed. â—¦ Use key terminology to explain â—¦ For question one the technology I am going to use is Prezi. The reason for this is because I would be able to talk about my new magazine and also my case study one to compare them.
- 3. Question 2 â—¦ What social group have I used ( Age and gender ) and how does it link to my music magazine â—¦ State connotations linked to that way everything is set up and the true meanings eg, The slang used, way everything was laid out, clothing â—¦ Is there any stereotypes â—¦ For question two I am going to use emaze
- 4. Question 3 â—¦ State what media institution will distribute my music magazine and why?? â—¦ Say what links they may have which can help. â—¦ Ways in which my magazine is going to be distributed â—¦ Why I have chosen this certain organisation, Use information from other magazines they have published â—¦ Explain how branding of my magazine links to organisation â—¦ How it is different from other organisations â—¦ REFER BACK TO TASK 5!! ( PROPOSAL ) â—¦ For my technology I am going to use prezi
- 5. Question 4 â—¦ Who would be my target audience and why?? â—¦ Describe audience in term of age, musical taste, gender and ethnicity â—¦ â—¦ For the technology I am going to use infogr.am because I am able to add graphs when it comes to stating the demographics and audience.
- 6. Question 5 â—¦ State how my music magazine attracts my target audience â—¦ Use comments from blog â—¦ Do research on what type of language attracts my target audience â—¦ What colour, font and layout attract my audience â—¦ For the technology I am going to use PowerPoint as I would be able to insert eh comments I have underneath the information
- 7. Question 6 â—¦ State what things I have learnt from using all the technologies eg camera, photoshop, indesign, prezi and so on. â—¦ How have I developed my skills by using all the different technologies â—¦ Use Media language â—¦ For my technology I am going to use prezi to make it look like a powerpoint
- 8. Question 7 â—¦ Compare my process and progression â—¦ What have I learnt â—¦ Use case study and college magazine to state what ive learnt something new or improved something â—¦ Refer back to magazine!! â—¦ The reason why I decided to use emaze is because I will be able to show the creative side of what I've change and it stops it from looking boring due to the fact that I am going to be showing you the progression