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Instructional Media Task Categories Cheat Sheet by

This is a descriptive list of work categories used by the Media Team in the Instructional Design Department at Rio Salado College.

Audio

Create
Record new audio files.
Process
Process provided audio files.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.

Graphics

Find
Graphics not provided. Must source and process.
Process
Graphics provided. Must process to our standards.
Design
Graphics needs to be created or modified.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.

Intera­ctive

New Type
Develop a new, signif­icantly different intera­ctive instru­ctional component.
Existing Type
Create an intera­ctive instru­ctional component based on an existing component.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.

Presen­tation

Create
Create slide presen­tation from provided notes.
Convert
Convert presen­tation to meet Rio standards.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.
 

Style

New Theme
New stylesheet to apply to entire page.
Revise Theme
Modify current stylesheet to apply to entire page.
New Element
Develop a new element or component to add to a page. Examples: banners, asides, etc.
Revise Element
Change a current element or component on a page.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.

Video

Capture
Shoot new video with a camera and process for use.
Create
Piece together assets (images, video, audio, etc.) into an animated movie.
Process
Process provided video.
Access­ibility Remedi­ation
Tracking effort spent on making previous work more access­ible.

Other Tasks

Photog­raphy
Shoot and process still photos.
Tech Check
Review a course for issues.
Uncate­gorized
Tasks that do not fit correctly in a different category. Notes are required.

Media Requests

1.
Category heading and title
2.
Total number of items for the category (in parent­hesis)
3.
Lessons affected
For example, if lessons 2, 5, 6 and 10 needed intera­ctives created based on a current matching game, the email request would look like this:
Intera­ctive - Existing Type (4) Lessons: 2, 5, 6, 10

Instru­ctional Designers may also use the Media Request Template spread­sheet.
 

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  • Published: 17th February, 2017
  • Last Updated: 21st February, 2017

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