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- 1Mind mapA mind map is used to generate ideas quickly and is a good place top store all of your ideas as well. This would be made right at the start of a project. Used on a mind map is: the main idea, nodes, sub nodes and branches.
- 2Mood boardA mood board is used to inspire and manage new ideas. this would be made near the start of a project. Used on a mood baord is: images, colours, fonts, writing, etc.
- 3StoryboardA storyboard is used for showing the key parts and scenes of a moving video or animation. It's also used to see the structure of teh story. This would be made towards the middle-end of a project. Used on a storyboard is: drawings, captions, camera shots and scene numbers.
- 4ScriptA script is used by the actors, camera crew and directors of a project where something is filmed. The actors use it for their dialogue and stage directions, the directors use it to know what's going on and how to improve it and the camera crew use it so they know who to film, when to film them, how zoomed in they should be and where they should be filming from. this would be made near to the middle of a project. On a script there is: wether the scene is INTerior or EXTerior, the location, characters names, stage directions, dialogue, scene numbers, camera movements and camera shots.
- 5Visualisation diagramA visualisation diagram is used for knowing what the final product will look like. This would be a product that is static and this pre-production document would be made at the end of a project. On a visualisation diagram there is: drawing/image, caption, annotations and colour.
- 6HardwareHardware is the physical components that you use with the computer to help with the project. Some examples of hardware are: keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, microphone, headphones, moniter and phone.
- 7Input devicesAn input device is where you input something onto the device. For example: typing on a keyboard, clicking on a mouse, speaking into a microphone, scanning something using a scanner and using touchscreen on a phone.
- 8Output devicesAn output device is where teh devices displays something to you. For example: a moniter displaying what's on the computer, a printer printing out a digital mood board, sound coming out of headphones or speakers and the screen on a phone displaying what you want to see. A touchscreen phone is an input and an out put device.
- 9SoftwareSoftware is the applications used on a computer as part of the product. For example: google chrome, google docs, gmail, google slides, google sheets, microsoft publsiher, microsoft bing, adobe publisher, etc.
- 10The 7 main types of softwarethe 7 main types of software are: Word Processing software, Desktop Publishing software, Spreadsheet software, Image Editing software, Web Authorising software, Presentation software and Animation software.
- 11LegislationPlural for all of the laws passed by Parlimant.
- 12CopyrightCopyright is a type of intellectual property that gives the owner/creator exculsive rights to copy and distrubute a piece of work, usually for a limited time.
- 13TrademarkTrademark is another type of intellectual property that identifies products or services from a particular source from those or others.
- 14PatentsA patent is another type of intellectual property gives its owner the legal right to exculde others from making, using or selling a certain invention/product for a limited period of years. You have to pay to get a patent.
- 15Intellectual Propertyinterllectual property is intangible property that is the result of creativity such as: patents, copyright and trademarks.
- 16The Data Protection Act of 1998The Data Protection Act (DPA) is an act of Parliament which protects people's perosnal information (name, address, birthday, etc) from being stolen from data stored on computers or in an organised paper filing system. If you get caught trying to or breaking the DPA then you could receive a fine of 10 million euros or 2% of the organisation's global turnover (standard maximum)
- 17DefamationDefamation is the act of damaging someone's good reputation. The punishment for this is up to 2 years in prison, a fine or both.
- 18PrivacyThe privacy law considers situations where induviduals have a legal right to informational privacy. The punishment for breaking this law is up to 6 months in prison, a fine or both.
- 19Primary SourcesA primary source is first hand information, it is therefore reliable however it can take time and money to set up and organise. Examples of primary sources are: interviews, photos/video footage, surveys, questionnaires, focus groups, meetings/discussions and autobiography.
- 20Secondary SourcesA secondary source is second hand information meaning that somebody else has already collected the information. This is good because it's often quicker and cheaper than primary sources however, you need to check if it's accurate before you use it because there's lots of incorrect information on the internet. Examples of secondary sources are: biography, magazine article, encyclopaedia, textbooks, the internet, other people's products, books, news and news broadcast.
- 21Libel DefamationOne type of defamation is libel meaning defamation printed in words or pictures (hard evidence). Can be up to 6 years in prison.
- 22Slander DefamationAnother type of defamation is slander meaning defamation that is spoken words of gestures (not hard evidence). Can be up to 2 years in prison.
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