All of the
following is from Pete Fraser (The Media GURU) and his work...
MAKE SURE YOU READ
THIS FIRST
The evaluation can
make use of any digital format, but in order to get top marks, will need to
really engage with the potential of the medium, so if it is on a blog, we would
expect to see lots of use of pictures, links and video, for example. If it is on
a powerpoint, the same would apply, but we would probably see even less written
text, as we would expect the powerpoint to be presented by someone, so any
writing would be just there as prompts. If the evaluation were all to appear on
a DVD, the likelihood is that much of it would be in video form. I am going to
suggest some ways of approaching each of the questions as tasks, which make
them more creative and more fun to do, but which also involves more planning
and thought than a straight written answer would involve.
So my advice is to
use some of this work as a starting point and hunt around for other examples,
but to really go for it and be inventive with what you do. What we DON'T want to see is essays on
blogs or powerpoint slides. If it is so dull, you wouldn't read it, then take
it from me, no-one else would either!
