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8 4 7 3 A p p l i e d P r i n t M e d i a ( 1 2 D ) 40S/40E/40M A Print Media Course

8 4 7 3 : A p p l i e d P r i n t M e d i a ( 1 2 D ) 4 0 S / 4 0 E / 4 0 M Course Description This course is intended for students specializing in print media. Curriculum content provides for an overview of the print production process and independent application of that process in print media. Topics include the following: managing print jobs communicating with clients synthesizing skills required to complete print jobs skills needed to succeed in the print industry diagnosing print production issues professional attitudes towards craftsmanship print media portfolio Students in the course will independently apply essential skills related to safety and employability. They will continue to develop their knowledge, skills, and attitudes in the areas of career development, sustainability, and new and emerging technologies in print production. Cross-curricular learning outcomes, which include essential print media math, the science of print media, and the interpretation of print media documents, are to be integrated into the authentic activities of the course. The learning outcomes are organized by Technology Fundamentals (F), Technology Skills (S), and Professional Practice (P) strands. For instructional purposes, the sequence of outcomes and the outcomes included in each unit of study can vary based on the projects within the course. Goal 1: Demonstrate ability to apply the creative process to develop a professional design for print. GLO 1.1: Identify the design problem. SLO 12D.F.1.1.1 SLO 12D.S.1.1.1 Initiate a dialogue with the client or teacher in order to identify the design problem. Work with the client or teacher to identify the design solution by synthesizing appropriate print media design skills and knowledge. 8473: Applied Print Media (12D) 3

GLO 1.2: Research the factors that influence design. SLO 12D.S.1.2.1 Research design, print production, and post-press processes in order to solve a given design problem. GLO 1.3: Recognize and apply the elements and principles of design. SLO 12D.S.1.3.1 Independently produce a comprehensive mock-up or dummy that is ready to be reviewed and approved by the client. GLO 1.4: Conceptualize the design solution. No applicable SLOs. GLO 1.5: Communicate the design solution. SLO 12D.S.1.5.1 Preside over the production meeting with the client in order to receive feedback and implement the design solution. GLO 1.6: Describe and apply appropriate technology to achieve the design solution. SLO 12D.S.1.6.1 Independently apply trapping, when required, in order to achieve the design solution. Goal 2: Describe and apply graphic print production processes. GLO 2.1: Describe and apply appropriate pre-press techniques. SLO 12D.S.2.1.1 Independently initiate, troubleshoot, and complete the appropriate pre-press techniques in order to prepare for print production. GLO 2.2: Describe and apply commonly used print production methods. SLO 12D.S.2.2.1 SLO 12D.S.2.2.2 Complete print dockets or workflow files. Independently initiate, troubleshoot, and complete the appropriate print production techniques required to complete the print docket. GLO 2.3: Describe and apply post-press methods. SLO 12D.F.2.3.1 Describe the post-press operations (e.g., making perforations, punching, collating, trimming, binding, covering, scoring, gluing, padding, varnishing, laminating, foiling, embossing, folding, and die cutting). 4 8473: Applied Print Media (12D)

SLO 12D.F.2.3.2 SLO 12D.F.2.3.3 SLO 12D.S.2.3.1 SLO 12D.S.2.3.2 Describe steps in binding and finishing printed material (e.g., stitching, spiral binding, glue binding, plastic coil, metal coil, comb binding, and perfect binding). Describe problems associated with post-press operations and the appropriate quality control procedures. Independently initiate, troubleshoot, and complete the appropriate post-press techniques required to complete the print docket. Prepare completed jobs for delivery according to print media industry standards. Goal 3: Operate and maintain the tools and equipment used in the print production industry. GLO 3.1: Operate computer hardware and software. SLO 12D.F.3.1.1 SLO 12D.S.3.1.1 SLO 12D.S.3.1.2 SLO 12D.S.3.1.3 Identify routine maintenance on computer hardware. Independently initiate, troubleshoot, and complete the appropriate print production techniques required to complete the print docket. Perform routine maintenance on computer hardware. Organize computer files so that they are properly labelled and stored. GLO 3.2: Operate and maintain print production tools and equipment. SLO 12D.S.3.2.1 Initiate the clean-up of the work area, tools, and equipment. GLO 3.3: Operate and maintain post-press tools and equipment. SLO 12D.S.3.3.1 SLO 12D.S.3.3.2 Initiate the operation and maintenance of post-press tools and equipment. Independently initiate and complete the appropriate maintenance of post-press tools and equipment, and troubleshoot problems. GLO 3.4: Handle and store print production materials. SLO 12D.S.3.4.1 Initiate the appropriate handling and storing of print production materials. 8473: Applied Print Media (12D) 5

Goal 4: Describe and apply the transferable cross-curricular (e.g., math, literacy, and scientific) knowledge and skills as they apply to the print industries. GLO 4.1: Apply mathematical solutions to design production problems (e.g., conversion, measurement, estimation, and accuracy). SLO 12D.S.4.1.1 SLO 12D.S.4.1.2 Perform calculations (i.e., addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole and decimal numbers and fractions). Apply measurement required for design, pre-press, print, and post-press production. GLO 4.2: Read, write, interpret, and communicate information related to the design and print process (e.g., proofreading, visual, and/or written communication). SLO 12D.S.4.2.1 SLO 12D.S.4.2.2 SLO 12D.S.4.2.3 SLO 12D.S.4.2.4 SLO 12D.S.4.2.5 Interpret work-related materials related to the design procedure, pre-press, print, and post-press production processes (e.g., specifications, teacher instructions, and dockets). Write specifications to produce instructions for the design procedure, pre-press, and print production processes. Read and extract information from materials on topics related to the design procedure, pre-press, print, and post-press production processes. Write for specific target audiences and purpose (e.g., ad copy, articles, memos, resumé, cover letter, and portfolio). Apply proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation to written work. GLO 4.3: Describe the physical properties of materials used in the print production process and factors in the physical environment (e.g., conductivity, ph, and viscosity). SLO 12D.S.4.3.1 Evaluate the physical properties of different materials used in print production in order to select the most suitable materials to complete the print job. 6 8473: Applied Print Media (12D)

Goal 5: Consider the impact of sustainability as it pertains to the print industry. GLO 5.1: Appreciate the implications of the printing process on the environment. SLO 12D.S.5.1.1 Initiate appropriate sustainability practices for all processes and materials used in the print job. GLO 5.2: Describe the interaction between society and the print industry and its impact on sustainability. SLO 12D.S.5.2.1 Initiate the discussion of options when confronted with content that is potentially harmful to human health and well-being, including physical and emotional health. GLO 5.3: Recognize the economic benefits of sustainable practices in the print industry. SLO 12D.S.5.3.1 Initiate the discussion of specific economic benefits of sustainable practices in the print job. Goal 6: Explain the evolution, technological progression, and emerging trends in the print industry. GLO 6.1: Appreciate the historical significance, social impact, and continuing evolution and development of the print industry (e.g., the evolution and progression of design styles and approaches). SLO 12D.S.6.1.1 Demonstrate the influence of the historical significance, social impact, or continuing evolution of the print industry within a print job. GLO 6.2: Demonstrate an awareness of the evolution and progression of design styles and approaches. No applicable SLOs. GLO 6.3: Demonstrate awareness of the continuing evolution of the print industry, as well as its emerging trends and future technologies. No applicable SLOs. 8473: Applied Print Media (12D) 7

Goal 7: Demonstrate knowledge of appropriate health and safety practices and the ability to recognize and apply them to maintain a safe workplace. GLO 7.1: Describe and apply health and safety rights, responsibilities, and procedures. SLO 12D.P.7.1.1 Initiate health and safety procedures that are required during the span of a print job. GLO 7.2: Describe and follow health and safety laws and regulations as they relate to graphic print production. SLO 12D.P.7.2.1 Initiate the practice of appropriate health and safety laws and regulations that are required during a print job. Goal 8: Describe and follow the ethical and legal standards in the print industry. GLO 8.1: Describe and follow current legal responsibilities and requirements when accessing intellectual property (e.g., copyright, trademarks). SLO 12D.P.8.1.1 Initiate the application of current legal responsibilities and requirements when accessing intellectual property during a print job. GLO 8.2: Describe and follow ethical trade practices. SLO 12D.P.8.2.1 Initiate the application of ethical trade practices during a print job. Goal 9: Demonstrate employability skills required in the graphic design and print industries. GLO 9.1: Demonstrate fundamental employability skills. SLO 12D.P.9.1.1 SLO 12D.P.9.1.2 SLO 12D.P.9.1.3 SLO 12D.P.9.1.4 SLO 12D.P.9.1.5 SLO 12D.P.9.1.6 Arrive to the work station on time and ready to work. Consider how employability skills can be transferred among school, work, and daily life. Communicate using the language of the trade area. Share information through written and oral communication. Understand and appreciate the points of view of others. Access, analyze, and apply information resources to solve trade area problems. 8 8473: Applied Print Media (12D)

SLO 12D.P.9.1.7 SLO 12D.P.9.1.8 Analyze and evaluate problems and recommend creative and innovative solutions. Implement solution and assess for effectiveness. GLO 9.2: Demonstrate personal management skills. SLO 12D.P.9.2.1 SLO 12D.P.9.2.2 SLO 12D.P.9.2.3 SLO 12D.P.9.2.4 SLO 12D.P.9.2.5 SLO 12D.P.9.2.6 SLO 12D.P.9.2.7 Interact with people, problems, and situations with honesty, integrity, and personal ethics. Demonstrate interest, initiative, and effort. Plan and manage time to complete tasks/projects within stated deadlines. Demonstrate responsibility and leadership by being accountable for your actions and those of your group. Adapt to change and compromise in new situations and suggest alternative ways to achieve complete tasks/ projects. Demonstrate the willingness to continuously learn and teach, mentor, or coach others. Develop a personal learning plan. GLO 9.3: Demonstrate teamwork skills. SLO 12D.P.9.3.1 SLO 12D.P.9.3.2 SLO 12D.P.9.3.3 SLO 12D.P.9.3.4 SLO 12D.P.9.3.5 Recognize and respect people s diversity, individual differences, and perspectives when working in a group. Lead or support a group, when appropriate, to achieve the goals of the group. Provide contributions to the group and work within its dynamics to achieve a goal. Independently plan, design, or carry out a project or task from start to finish, monitoring for agreed-upon work standards along the way. Readily provide assistance to other students and teachers to complete a task/project. Goal 10: Describe career opportunities in the print production industry. GLO 10.1: Demonstrate awareness of employment and postsecondary opportunities related to print production. SLO 12D.P.10.1.1 Describe a variety of career opportunities in print production, as well as the education and training required. SLO 12D.P.10.1.2 Complete a Print Media Career Portfolio that demonstrates their achievement of some outcomes in Print Media. 8473: Applied Print Media (12D) 9