a test video to check that all is ok!
this is a test
November 18, 2010A guide for the new Controlled Assessment Task (CAT)
June 5, 2010A more extensive guide to the new CAT than the one you will be/have been given in school…. and you can download a copy so that you have it at home – follow the open source link or click HERE
Louise Strick – another A* student….
May 19, 2010Megan Nisbet – A* folderwork well done!
May 19, 2010GCSE Revision
May 6, 2010Remember to check out Bitesized and use your revision guides. But check back here too as i’ll add useful links as and when I see them:
Also have a look at GET REVISING
Use this site for a whole host of subject revision help, not just textiles!!!
First one is all about printing techniques in industry:
High five’s all round!
April 1, 2010Well done everyone, everything in on time… enjoy your Easter hols!
WAYS OF GETTING EXTRA MARKS
March 20, 2010Include a range of IT skills – word processing, scanning, digital photography, Internet downloads, computer aided drawing – Corel, Paint etc.
Present work neatly and in an orderly way with headings clearly marked (use a flip file)
Include lots of evaluative comments – perhaps highlight these with the heading underlined in one colour throughout – you could use the same idea for safety issues (another colour).
Give your project a title page/cover and index.
DEADLINE REMINDER!!!!!!!
February 27, 2010Don’t forget your deadline is WEDNESDAY 31ST MARCH….
All folder and practical work must be in by this date!!!
Good luck
Evaluation
February 20, 2010
Your evaluation MUST relate to the specification, take each point in turn and comment as to whether or not you have met it. If you met it – say how, if you didn’t – say why? Did you change your mind? How could you meet it next time? Etc. If you made any changes (modifications) then mention them and say why.
Photograph the product in use and also any key features – things that went well, things you could improve.
You must either test the product yourself or ask the potential user – have you been successful?
Comment in terms of :
FUNCTION AESTHETICS COST QUALITY etc.
How did you control the quality? – (checking seams, stitching, lining things up etc.
How would they do things differently in industry? How would they make your product on a larger scale?
What safety precautions did you have to take?
Development
February 20, 2010
Think of the development stage as an oppotunity to experiement with techniques and materials; ensure you evaluate each process you try and ensure you explain why you have chosen one process over the others
