Unit 17 Multimedia P2 - Design: Navigation map

Generate outline ideas for an interactive media product working within appropriate conventions and with some assistance.

Planning and Design

• navigation map

Create a navigation map of the place you chose for your holiday destination.

Unit 17 Multimedia P2 - Design

Generate outline ideas for an interactive media product working within appropriate conventions and with some assistance.

Planning and Design

• navigation map

• storyboarding (e.g. layout, colours, fonts)

• other (e.g. brainstorming, mood boards, script designs)

• source, create and optimise components (e.g. images, animation, sound, video, scripts). 

Create mind map of ideas for multimedia.

P4 Connect Console to Console

Describe how to connect two consoles together for gameplay.

You will need to provide images and a guide of the equipment needed, create the guide as if you are actually connecting the consoles as in the other tasks.

Choose from:

PlayStation 3 to PlayStation 3

Xbox 360 to Xbox 360

Nintendo DS to Nintendo DS

PSP Vita to PSP Vita

M2 & D2

Lesson Objectives

Describe mobile technologies (M2) & evaluate their suitability for game play (D2) 

Lesson Outcomes

Merit - Describe 3 mobile technologies for game platforms

Distinction - Evaluate the suitability of 5 mobile technologies for game play.

Create a report on the different mobile technologies for game platforms and how suitable they are for game play. Look at the mobile technologies used in different game platforms (specificity & handheld mobile). The technologies can be ones identified in the learning outcome of new technologies.

It is important for all technologies you comment on how they affect GAME PLAY and PLAYABILITY.

Mobile Platforms

• iPhones

• Blackberry

• Android phones

• Hybrid machines

• Cellular phones

• iPads

• Other

Add this to the report on hardware technologies for game play.


Playability

Playability is a term in video gaming jargon that is used to describe the ease by which the game can be played.

http://playability.askdefine.com/ 

FROG page http://frogserver/?d=207615

Mobile Technology	Interface	Graphics processor	Memory	Display	Sound	Game Storage	Connectivity	Power
Ipad
Iphone
PS Vita
3DS
Samsung Galaxy S4
Galaxy Note

LO4 Connect & Configure Platforms (2)

LO4 Be able to connect and configure platforms and devices to enable gameplay

 

In groups of 2 or 3 connect the following:

Wireless Keyboard & Mouse

Wired Keyboard & Mouse

Install Mobile Game

Configure Mobile Game

Connect to Wifi

LO4 Connect & Configure Platforms (1)

LO4 Be able to connect and configure platforms and devices to enable gameplay

 

In groups of 2 or 3 connect the following:

Wireless Keyboard & Mouse

Wired Keyboard & Mouse

Install Mobile Game

Configure Mobile Game

Connect to Wifi

Unit 15 - P2 Hardware Technologies

Learners will need to describe at least six of the hardware technologies identified in the teaching content for learning outcome 2 describing their features.

http://frogserver/?d=207615

• human-computer interface e.g. devices; button configurations; user-centred, interactivity;

• processor (e.g. types; speed;)

• graphic processor (e.g. types; speed; pixels, polygons, nurbs)

• memory (e.g. capacity, RAM type, unified)

• display (e.g. built-in/external; colour/monochrome)

• sound (e.g. hardware (Cards and processors), mono/ stereo/3D/surround, memory)

• game storage e.g. medium (DVD, UMD), standard, size

• interfaces (e.g. paddle, wheel, joystick, 360 kinect, voice)

• mobile technologies (e.g. phones/smartphones, PSP, DS, iPad)

• connectivity (e.g. stand alone; controller ports; network, internet, wireless, Bluetooth)

• power supply (e.g. internal and external) 

Example

A learner might note, ‘The joystick is a widely recognised game peripheral. Joysticks give analogue output by rotating potentiometers. Analogue signals must be converted to digital for use by the game platform.’