Media Messengers Activity 1E

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Media Messengers Activity 1E Activity Objectives: After looking at sample advertisement, students will be able to: Identify the verbal, physical, and emotional cues needed to design an original persuasive message/advertisement Apply the concepts of art design, color, and text to design an original persuasive message/advertisement Present the advertisement Explain and justify the techniques used Activity Description: Your students will become media designers by applying what they have learned about target audience, persuasive technique, art design, color, text, and direct and indirect messages. They will create an advertisement using original art design on paper or computer following guidelines outlined in the in the rubric provided. Students will present their advertisement to the class with an explanation of the techniques used and the reason they were selected. Activity Background: Creating an advertisement is an authentic assessment to indicate that students understand the influences of media sources and are able to apply them in an original creation. Activity Materials: 1 copy Student Data Page 1 class set of Student Information Page Paper Art/drawing supplies or computer graphics program Rubric Activity Management Suggestions: Allow students to look at sample advertisements and review terms and concepts prior to beginning their design. Students can work in pairs or alone. This activity can be linked to a specific content area, such as sleep ads, weight loss ads, etc. if desired. 30

Modifications: For higher functioning students: script and produce a video taped TV advertisement, news broadcast, or short play. For students needing more assistance: work with a partner to plan and produce their advertisement. Extensions: Peer evaluations during presentation using same rubric Research and evaluate the influence of product placement in movies and television. Encourage students to research target audiences for products, possible contacting advertising research companies. 31

Media Messengers Student Information Page Activity 1E Activity Introduction: You have been looking at the elements of advertising and developing an awareness of clear messages and hidden messages, use of graphic art, and persuasion techniques, so now it s time for you to put all this together and create your own advertisement. Think about how you will use all these elements to persuade someone to think your way! Activity Materials: 1 copy Student Data Page 1 class set of Student Information Page Paper Art / drawing supplies or computer graphics program Rubric Activity Instructions: Complete the Student Data Page with your ideas for designing an original advertisement for your product or topic/concept/idea that shows your target audience, persuasion technique, art design, color selection, text, direct message, and the indirect message you would like to convey. Conference with the teacher, as needed, to confirm that your ideas are complete and you have approval to continue. Create your advertisement using original art design on paper or computer graphic techniques following guidelines in the rubric provided by your teacher. Present your advertisement to your class with an explanation of the techniques you used and why you selected them. 32

Media Messengers Student Data Page Activity 1E STUDENTS: Put a check in the box when you have answered each question. Conference with the teacher, as needed, to confirm that activity is complete. Student Name: Date: Brand name and product: Describe your ad in words (two or three sentences describing what is happening: Student Teacher What is the target audience? Age: Gender: Income level: Cultural Group: Geographic region: What is the persuasion technique? Select: Lifestyle Testimonial Slice of life How is art design used? Line Texture Space Shape and form Size How is color design used? Color #1: Meaning: Color #2: Meaning: Color #3: Meaning: What is the slogan/jingle /logo? What is the direct message? Do/think this: What is the indirect (inferred/implied) message? If you buy this product/think like this, you will What might you name this product? 33

Media Messengers Rubric Student name: Project title: Message: Design: Due Date: Content: Presentation Date: Text: Presentation: Note:Unsatisfactory 1 Grade: 0 69 TOTAL SCORE: Includes incomplete or not completed. CATEGORY Exemplary 4 90 100 Proficient 3 80 89 Developing 2 70 79 MESSAGE Direct message and an indirect (inferred / implied) message are easily identified and clearly appropriate for intended audience. Direct message is identified and appropriate for intended audience, but indirect message is unclear. Direct message is neither clearly identified nor appropriate for intended audience and indirect message is not clearly identified or missing. DESIGN Art is used appropriately to enhance the topic, aids in comprehension, and well situated on the page; Clean design; high visual appeal; good balance with text ; color used effectively for emphasis. Art and color are used appropriately most of the time, enhance the topic, and are situated in logical places on the page. Design is fairly clean and has good visual appeal. Art and color are used ineffectively or excessively. Design does not enhance the topic and some graphics are ill-placed. Cluttered design and low visual appeal. CONTENT Text: slogan/ jingle/logo PRESENTATION Reflects essential information; is logically arranged; concepts are clearly persuasive. Easy to read/appropriately sized; amount of text is appropriate for intended audience; text effectively used for emphasis; no mis-spellings or grammatical errors. clear and understandable; demonstrates mastery of media and persuasive concepts. Reflects most of the essential information; is logically arranged; some persuasion used. Most text is easy to read; amount of text generally fits intended audience; text presented without too many excess words; fewer than three misspellings or grammatical errors. clear; demonstrates an understanding of media and persuasive concepts. Contains extraneous information; is not logically arranged; little persuasion is used. Text is too small to read easily; text amount is excessive for intended audience; contains numerous spelling and grammatical errors. uneven; limited understanding of media and persuasive concepts. Signature of Evaluator: 34