Sourcing, Searching and Planning Digital Content
Progression Step 1:
I can identify steps to success in response to questions with support.
I can explore familiar software.
I can find information, such as images, using keywords
Using familiar software - J2E - to display research
Research the Ancient Romans using Google Earth and the internet
Researching and presenting the information found
Adobe Creative - displaying quotes and images found online
Using the internet to find information
Progression Step 2:
I can plan a digital task, identifying success criteria to support the process
I can develop strategies for finding specific information/media using different techniques and keywords
Use keywords to find specific information
Designing posters before creating them on Adobe Creative
Step 1 - gathering data
Step 2 - plotting data in a graph
Step 3 - putting the data into a spreadsheet and creating a graph
We followed the building instructions to create Lego Spike projects
Using BEBRAS Turtle to draw pictures
Researching information to include in our own databases
Progression Step 3:
I can independently create and plan work before beginning a digital task.
I can adjust keywords and search techniques to find relevant information
I can begin to reference sources used in my work, and consider if content is reliable
I can store search results for future use, e.g. bookmark, add to favourites.
We worked with the singer Ragsy to write our own version of a song, which we recorded with Gwent Music
We wrote drafts for our radio show before recording the final version with DJ Suzie, live on the radio
We planned what we wanted to be in our final video, before deciding who would do each bit and editing it together
Creating Digital Content
Progression Step 1:
I can explore and use appropriate software to add text and images, exploring size and colour.
I can explore and use animation and video.
I can create simple digital work.
Simple digital drawing
Simple digital drawing
Simple animation in J2E
Simple art in J2E
Slow Shutter Speed Photography
Slow Shutter Speed Photography
J2E Animation to tell a story
Green Screen Photo Effects
J2E animation
Digital firework art - Chrome Canvas
Drawing pictures with BEBRAS Turtle
Music video using green screen
Stop motion animation
Gif created with J2E
J2E digital art
Sound editing in Scratch
Green Screen Filming
Editing text
Progression Step 2:
I can create, edit and organise multimedia components (text, images, sound, animation and video) in selected software as appropriate, such as:
text and images, e.g. change font type, size and style; highlight text to use cut, copy and paste; use bullet points; inserting images, crop and rotate
presentation, e.g. add hyperlink using highlight; copy and paste; add, delete and reorganise slides.
Digital art, editing, cropping and rotating images
Multimedia presentation in J2E
Slow Shutter Speed Photography
Slow Shutter Speed Photography
Writing and recording our own song
Posters - insert and move images, add and edit text
Taking photos
Green screen filming and video editing
Green screen filming and video editing
Digital DJ workshop with DJ Bad Means Good
Digital DJ workshop with DJ Bad Means Good
Planning and practicing our radio show with DJ Suzie
Using specific keywords to create AI art
Progression Step 3:
I can use a range of software to select, produce and edit a range of multimedia components for a purpose, such as:
text and images, e.g. format text (bold, underline, italics, highlight); insert and edit text boxes; columns; use refine tools (spellchecker, find and replace); word wrap; crop; alter size and shape; alter images; add effects; trim and split sound and video clips; transitions; onion skin
presentation, e.g. page orientation; animations; transitions; remove and alter images; use background; use action buttons to create hyperlink; embed objects.
I can use keyboard commands such as shortcuts
I can use software tools to enhance the outcomes for specific audiences.
Adobe Creative Poster
Adobe Creative Poster
Formatting text
Evaluating and Improving Digital Content
Progression Step 1:
I can comment on work in relation to a single success criterion.
"We are learning about nature. I drew a bee."
"The graph shows that the plant got bigger each day."
Progression Step 2:
I can give an opinion about my own work and suggest improvements based on the success criteria.
We can explain why we used this shape
Thinking Hats to evaluate our work
"We made a mood board using things that inspire us."
We looked at different types of graphs and selected one that best displayed the data
Progression Step 3:
I can explain reasons for layout and content of my own work and the work of others.
I can ensure my output is appropriate for specific purposes
I can comment on reasons for layout and content.
I can invite feedback/responses from others, e.g. use 'comment' in online platforms, asking questions or adding suggestions.
I can create groups and share work between them to allow review of digital content.
We turned our spreadsheet into squares to make pixel art
Using graphs to display data we collected
We reviewed each others Scratch games
We used our evaluation forms to give feedback to each other
We reviewed other peoples games on Scratch