Portfolio and Reel Plan
This assignment measures Module Objective 4.2, which supports Course Competency 8.
Objectives
- 4.2 Plan a week-by-week production schedule that addresses the priority feedback on your portfolio. (Course Competency 8)
Overview
Your midterm critique is in. Turn it into a concrete plan for the final portfolio: which pieces it includes, what each needs, and how you will use the second half of the term.
10 points, Process Work. About 1.5 hours.
Instructions
- Review the critique on your midterm presentation and list the three changes that matter most.
- Confirm where the final portfolio will live (see Portfolio Platforms).
- List each project for the final portfolio with what it needs and a realistic deadline.
- Build a week-by-week schedule through the final presentation, with a project and task for each week. If you plan a STEAMworks option (a fabricated leave-behind, a VR portfolio room or drone footage), mark the week you will book lab time.
- Gemini may turn your list into a draft timeline. Check every date against the course schedule and add an AI-use log row.
Accessibility
Make the document readable by a screen reader: use real heading styles (Heading 1 and Heading 2 in Google Docs or Word, paragraph styles in InDesign), keep text contrast high, add alt text to every image or logo, and export a tagged PDF (InDesign: Create Tagged PDF; Word or Google Docs: keep document structure tags on when you save as PDF).
Submission
Submit the plan as text or a PDF with your AI-use log row.
Rubric (10 points)
| Criterion | Points |
|---|---|
| Three priority changes drawn from the midterm critique (Objective 4.2) | 3 |
| Project list with needs and deadlines (Objective 4.2) | 3 |
| Week-by-week schedule through the final presentation (Objective 4.2) | 3 |
| AI-use log row | 1 |
| Total | 10 |
Due
All times are Arizona time.
- Due in Canvas: Thursday, March 11, 12:00 p.m.
- Hard close: Friday, March 12, 12:00 p.m. Work submitted after the deadline and before the hard close loses 10%. Nothing is accepted after the hard close.