Multimedia

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• Accounting II
• Advertising
• Banking and Finance
• Business Communication
• Business Communication 2
• Business Economics
• Business Management
• Business Technology
• Computer Applications
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science I
• Computer Science II
• Cybersecurity
• Desktop Publishing
• Digital Marketing
• Entrepreneurship
• Hospitality Management
• Introduction to Business
• Leadership in the Workplace
• Personal Finance (2017-)
• Retailing
• Sports and Entertainment Marketing
• Travel and Tourism
• Web Design
• Advanced Marketing (Marketing II)
• Entrepreneurship
• Fashion Merchandising
• Fundamentals of Marketing (Marketing I)

Demonstrate ability to listen/read and follow directions 2.1

Demonstrate proofreading and spell check of written media 2.2

Demonstrate appropriate use of grammar within multimedia projects 2.3

Demonstrate ability to format written communications to include numbers and punctuation 2.4

Demonstrate ability to research and analyze information from various sources (i.e. written, digital) for use in written or oral presentation 2.5

Identify types of files used in multimedia applications (e.g., .gif, .jpg, .ai, .psd, .png, .avi, .wmv) 3.1

Develop electronic file management systems (project folders, file naming, etc.) 3.2

Upload and Download files from various sources (e.g., audio, images, video, animation) 3.3

Convert files to various formats (e.g., .flv to .avi, .mov to .wmv, .psd to .jpg) 3.4

Utilize file storage devices 3.5

Manage electronic file storage/transfer (online, network, Bluetooth, etc.) 3.6

Utilyze a variety of presentation software (e.g., Prezi,  PowerPoint , Apple Keynote, NXPowerlite, ect.) 4.1

Identify components of effective electronic presentations 4.2

Design linear and non-linear presentations (e.g., interactive game) 4.3

Import files into a presentation (e.g., text, images, audio, video) 4.4

Apply advanced editing techniques (e.g., build, effects, timing, animation, transitions) 4.5

Export presentation to various formats (e.g., .ppt, .jpg, .html) 4.6

Deliver a presentation using professional standards and techniques 4.7

Acquire and import images from a variety of sources (e.g., scanners, online, cameras, phones) 5.1

Apply appropriate resolution settings for intended use of image 5.2

Apply appropriate image mode for intended application (e.g., convert RGB, CMYK, grayscale) 5.3

Compose images using layers and selections 5.4

Edit images (e.g., color, filter, tint, contrast, brightness) 5.5

Manipulate images (e.g., mask, resize, crop, scale, group/ungroup, zoom, pan) 5.6

Create original artwork using illustrative software 5.7

Compare and contrast audio formats common size and quality (e.g., .mp3, mp4, .wav, .midi) 6.1

Import and pull audio from a variety of sources (e.g., video, Internet, phone) 6.2

Create original audio (e.g., voice, instrument) 6.3

Edit audio (e.g., layering, trimming, level adjustments) 6.4

Apply effects to audio (e.g., noise reduction, amplify, echo) 6.5

Export audio files based on delivery method6.6

Develop pre-production documents (e.g., storyboard, shot list) 7.1

Apply basic filming techniques (e.g., camera angles, camera movement, lighting, sound) 7.2

Access, capture, and import a variety of file sources (e.g. audio, video, graphics) 7.3

Arrange video clips, audio clips, titles and still images on timeline 7.4

Manipulate clips (e.g., link/unlink, adjust transparency, set properties, trim, adjust speed/duration) 7.5

Apply special effects, transitions, key frame/motion settings, animations, filters, and text 7.6

Synchronize audio with video 7.7

Apply advanced editing techniques (e.g., split screen format, chromakey) 7.8

Evaluate sources for playing completed video (e.g., hardware, software, web applications) 7.9

Apply codec (compression) appropriate for the media delivery 7.10

Export video for a variety of media outlets (e.g., broadcast, web) 7.11

Create frame-by-frame animations 8.1

Create reusable symbols (e.g., button, movie, graphic) 8.2

Apply motion and shape tweens 8.3

Modify bitmaps (trace bitmap, convert to symbol) 8.4

Use layers and object modification techniques (e.g., transform, alpha transparency, filters) 8.5

Add interactivity to animations with buttons, menus, and scripting 8.6

Explore advanced animation techniques 8.7

Utilize and create collaborative electronic tools (e.g., wikis, blogs, forums) 9.1

Utilize web-based technologies to publish media (e.g., screencasts, podcasts, vodcasts, iTunes, ect.) 9.2

Utilize 3D animation techniques9.3

Create games using various programs9.4

Compare copyright and patent laws for multimedia between educational and workplace settings (e.g., video, text, sound, pictures) 10.1

Demonstrate ethical behavior when designing multimedia applications 10.2

Identify career/self-employment opportunities in multimedia production 10.3

Exhibit leadership skills through a student organization (e.g., FBLA, DECA) 10.4

Interact with industry professionals (e.g., guest speakers, field trips, job shadowing) 10.5

Use help tools (e.g., technical manual, on-line help, technical support) 10.6

Demonstrate mastery through work samples (e.g., portfolios, online portfolios, ect.)10.7

Demonstrate ability to function as a team member 10.8