Communication and Design Terminology Quiz

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