Communication and Design Terminology Quiz

Study Notes

Acronyms and Definitions

EDIT: Evaluate, Detail, Implement Techniques
Iteration: Doing something and making adjustments throughout the process
ADDIe Process: A step-by-step approach to completing a project or task.
SAM Process: Developing an idea and refining it iteratively.
Rapid Prototype Process: Quickly creating a rudimentary version of an idea.
BAMS: Branding, Advertising, Marketing, and Strategic Planning
RISE: Reflect, Inquire, Suggest, Elevate
STW: See, Think, Wonder
CTE: Career Technical Education
K&T, Agency, W.C, O.C. Collab: Aspects used for grading, likely referring to specific criteria or tasks.

Communication and Design

Nonverbal Communication (4 ways): Colors, text, spacing, images
Basic Video Editing Phases (4): Import, sequence, trim, export
Video Phases (3): Pre-production, production, post-production
Infographic: An eye-catching poster presenting information on a specific topic, organized in a compelling format.
Infographic Design Elements (3): Text, color, organization
Icon vs. Picture: Icons are simpler, often drawn representations; pictures are detailed photographs.
"Bad" Word (Mr. Sanchez's Class): Edit
Professionalism: A skill set related to any topic or activity.
Eye-Level Design: Creating visually appealing designs.

Project Management and Organization

Google Drive vs. Google Suite: Google Drive is a file storage service; Google Suite is a collection of apps like Docs, Sheets.
Echo vs. Clipchamp: Echo and Clipchamp are likely software programs, though their specific functions are not defined.
Zibaldone: A journal containing a wide range of information.
Listening vs. Hearing: Listening involves understanding; hearing is merely receiving sounds.
Interpersonal vs. Intrapersonal: Interpersonal is communication between people; Intrapersonal is self-communication.
Note-Taking Methods: Outline, boxing, Cornell
Google Doc Table Creation: Specify column titles, then enter relevant text in the body.
Jigsaw Method: Breaking down a task into smaller parts to accomplish a larger goal.
Kanban Board: A visual tool to track tasks, progress, and completion.
Project Management System: A system for managing tasks, deadlines, and completed work.
Filmmaking Principles (5): Angles, Shots, Composition, Story, Audio
Camera Shots: Different views of scenes, often based on distance
Camera Angles: Varied perspectives on scenes (e.g., high angle, low angle)
Camera Composition: Organizing elements within a scene for visual balance and appeal
Contracts: Formal documentation defining how a group will work together on something like a debate.

Specific Tools and Methods

Google Document Copying: File > Make a copy
BIM Class Submissions: Primarily PDF files

Description

Test your knowledge on key acronyms and definitions related to communication and design processes. This quiz covers various methodologies such as the ADDIe and SAM processes, along with essential phases of video editing and infographic creation. Enhance your understanding of these concepts and improve your project management skills.