Planning a graphic: visualisation diagrams and asset tables

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about 15 minutes
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Question types: multiple choice, true or false, sorting, table completion.

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A designer is searching the internet for a picture to use in a client's leaflet. Which search-engine filter helps them find pictures they are allowed to reuse?

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Plan a digital graphic in two parts: an annotated visualisation diagram that a designer could build from, and an asset table that records where every asset comes from and who owns it.

Lesson outline

What we are learning
Could I build it?
Do Now
Where assets come from, who owns them, and what you need
A model plan: the Glimmerwick key art
Hinge: is the plan complete?
Spot what is missing from the asset table
Start the Quillmoor visualisation diagram
Finish the plan for the Quillmoor cover
Self-check: which mark band is my plan in?
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