CUADIG518Refine digital art techniques

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30 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Research digital media ideas and techniques

  • 1.1Research ways other artists have used different digital media techniques
  • 1.2Investigate how particular digital media techniques work to achieve different technical effects
  • 1.3Evaluate the relationships between digital media techniques and ideas
  • 1.4Adapt and use applicable ideas and approaches in own practice, with consideration for intellectual property rights

2 Select digital media techniques for refinement

  • 2.1Evaluate opportunities offered by different digital media techniques for own professional practice
  • 2.2Determine and compare limitations and constraints of different digital media techniques
  • 2.3Select digital media technique for refinement

3 Consolidate digital media technique to professional level

  • 3.1Develop confidence and skill in using digital media technique through practice and experimentation
  • 3.2Identify and safely resolve technical problems in digital media project based on developing expertise
  • 3.3Challenge and test own ideas

4 Evaluate own digital media technique

  • 4.1Evaluate development of own technique in discussion with required personnel
  • 4.2Discuss concepts and approaches that challenge own individual style with required personnel
  • 4.3Document ways that experimentation with different techniques has informed own work
  • 4.4Identify ways in which techniques may be further developed as part of professional practice and build ideas into future work

Performance evidence

  • create at least two different pieces of professional digital media work.
  • research and evaluate digital media techniques that can be applied to own style
  • evolve and refine use of digital media techniques through experimentation and document how experiments have informed own work
  • produce digital artwork that demonstrates developing expertise and individual style and shows a command of selected digital media techniques
  • evaluate own performance and techniques and identify one or more opportunities for own creative practice.

Knowledge evidence

  • relationship between digital media technique, particular effects and ideas in the work of applicable artists and in the context of own practice
  • different information sources that support research in digital media techniques
  • historical and contemporary influences applicable to refining digital art techniques
  • intellectual property considerations applicable to producing digital media works
  • key safety requirements for digital media work.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interprets and evaluates complex and non-complex theoretical and contemporary, visual and textual information for application to own practice
  • Writing: Records information from research and evaluation for own use Documents analysis of methodologies that inform ideas and production of work using applicable vocabulary, grammatical structures and conventions
  • Oral Communication: Participates in discussions of concepts and methodologies with others using clear language and related industry terminology Elicits feedback and confirms understanding using careful listening and questioning techniques
  • Self-management: Takes personal responsibility for compliance with safety and intellectual property requirements when planning and undertaking work Outlines the importance of skill and knowledge development to support professional practice, using research, feedback and own analysis to establish new creative and technical directions Develops and incorporates an individual style into the production of digital media work that meets personal and professional goals using experimentation and practice Makes decisions about improvement opportunities using reflection and feedback
  • Teamwork: Selects and uses applicable communication methods and practices to participate in discussion and debate with others, requesting feedback to assist evaluation processes
  • Initiative and enterprise: Analyses the use of digital media and techniques and their constraints and limitations to determine selection of a technique for refinement Makes intuitive and analytical decisions about approach to exploration and practice and the testing of ideas, safely resolving technical issues with acquired skill and knowledge Uses reflection and feedback to assist decision making about improvement opportunities

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