Industrial Technology Multimedia is an elective subject within which students may undertake one or two courses. Each course may be studied for 100 or 200 hours. It builds on the knowledge, skills and experiences developed in the Technology (Mandatory) Years 7 - 8 Syllabus.
What will students learn about?
The Multimedia focus area provides opportunities for students to develop knowledge, understanding and skills in relation to multimedia, photographic and associated industries. The Multimedia 1 core module includes common content and topic content that develops knowledge and skills in the use of tools, materials and techniques related to Web Design and Video Production. These are enhanced and further developed through the study of the Multimedia 2 specialist module in Apps and Interactivity, and Games and Simulations.
What will students learn to do?
The major emphasis of the Industrial Technology Multimedia syllabus is on students actively planning and constructing quality projects with support of a written portfolio. Students will learn to select and use a range of hardware and software for individual projects. Practical projects should reflect the nature of the Multimedia focus area and provide opportunities for students to develop specific knowledge, understanding and skills related to multimedia technologies. These may include:
-2D and 3D animations
-augmented reality (AR) or virtual reality (VR) products
-computer games
-ePublications
- individual photographic images and graphics (for print and/or digital display)
-videos
-websites and apps
Record of Student Achievement (RoSA)
Satisfactory completion of 100 or 200 hours of study in Industrial Technology Multimedia during Stage 5 (Years 9 and 10) will be recorded with a grade on the Record of Student Achievement.
HSC Implications
Industrial Technology is offered as a 2 unit subject for HSC students.
Contact: Mr Josh Donnelly- Head Teacher TAS