It is vital that blogs are kept up to date and that progress is posted regularly. Posts on weekly reflection and target setting/evidence of work being created must be included as work is being completed e.g.: jpegs of each stage of construction. Tuesday 5th Jan - Friday 15th Jan Complete Preliminary task. Carrying out research and planning. To include: Examples of other texts-generally and also within genre 3 x Analysis of magazine covers, contents pages and double page spreads Analysis of colour palettes, fonts 10 examples of each Language register-read magazine articles, interviews and reviews as part of research. Decide on style you wish to adopt. Decide on style of music magazine based on research carried out Analysis of existing Magazine titles- within genre Decide on title of magazine Research relevant fashion/styling associated with genre Mood boards Audience research (use uktribes.co.uk)-this must be conclusive and you must show evidence of responses from at least 10-15 people Audience profile Research relevant photographers, graphic designers, magazine creators Analysis of institution that would publish your magazine Preparation of a 25 word pitch Compose 20 song playlist of tracks that have inspired you (extension task) using spotify Read and comment on peer blogs (extension task) Look at examples provided for guidance.
Teachers to regularly check and leave comments on blogs as
part of rough draft marking of R&P.
Monday 18th Jan - Fri 29th Jan
Lessons to pitch idea to class and receive feedback Evaluate class feedback Test shots of artist/band Complete flat plan of cover/ contents page/ double page spread (1 lesson) Gather audience feedback on your mock up (flat plan). Write draft article Begin composing cover/contents page/ double page spread (draft version) Friday 29th January = Research and Planning DEADLINE Marks may be deducted for late submission Students to be placed on Post 16 intervention list if work not completed.
Mon 1st Feb - Fri 5th Feb
Finish composing cover/contents page/ double page spread (draft version) Friday 5th Feb DRAFT DEADLINE - 3:10PM ENGLISH OFFICE Work to be printed out and submitted to the English office AND posted on blogs. Names and Candidate number must be clearly indicated on submission. Marks may be deducted for late submission 1st draft marks and feedback to be returned to students w/b Monday 8th February. Monday 8th Feb - Fri 12th Feb Conduct audience feedback for magazine based on draft version (use same audience sample) Peer assessment and evaluate feedback. Update blog with feedback.
Update blogs with 1st draft teacher feedback.
Make plan of action for necessary improvements and begin making improvements
Monday 22nd Feb-Friday 11th March
Complete cover/contents page/ double page spread Print out all pages Submit in plastic wallet clearly labelled with name and candidate number Post onto blog FINAL DEADLINE FOR COURSEWORK = Friday 11th March 3.10pm English Office All work to be printed out submitted to the English office. Marks deducted for late submission Pieces to be marked and marks submitted to NEF Friday 26 th April. Monday 14th March Wednesday 23rd March Evaluation questions introduced by class teachers (1 lesson) All lessons and homework spent writing responses to ALL 7 questions All draft responses must be posted on student blog Deadline for ALL DRAFT Evaluation questions Wednesday 23 rd March 3:10pm. Marks deducted for late submission Teachers to mark and return evaluation feedback by Monday 11th April Monday 11th April Friday 15th April Complete final versions of all evaluation responses All lessons will be devoted to this vital work Deadline for Evaluation questions - Friday 15 th April 3:10pm.
Evaluation to be marked and marks submitted to NEF by
Monday 25th April for moderation w/b Monday 25th April. Marks to exam board by May 13th.
“Successful media products depend as much upon marketing and distribution to a specific audience as they do upon good production practices”. To what extent would you agree with this statement, within the media area you have studied?