MONDAY:
Standards:
Standards:
GDP 7- Explore different
outlets for the proposed product and sketch an idea for the design
- Typographic principles through layout and design (CTAE Show)
- Marketing research for similar designs
- Explore possible combinations of type and image
GDP-8 Follow ethical
guidelines and copyright laws.
- Patents
- Copyright laws
- Copyright laws regarding digital fonts
Use individual student results to
tailor instruction to cover material not already mastered. (Activator)
Name Game (Warmup)
Work Session:
1. Identify and review the unit vocabulary. Terms may be posted on word
wall.
2. Interest
approach – Mental set
Students will be given a product. Students will be asked
to identify the styles of type
used and their effectiveness. Discuss
their conclusions.
3. Identify package designs
Students will be asked to collect 5
examples of the six different styles of packages. Provide old magazines and newspapers and have
the students glue the examples on paper, identifying each type style and package
design.
.
Closing/Summarizer:
3,2,1
.
TUESDAY:
Standards:
Standards:
GDP 7- Explore different
outlets for the proposed product and sketch an idea for the design
- Typographic principles through layout and design (CTAE Show)
- Marketing research for similar designs
- Explore possible combinations of type and image
GDP-8 Follow ethical
guidelines and copyright laws.
- Patents
- Copyright laws
- Copyright laws regarding digital fonts
Work Session:
1. Identify and review the unit vocabulary. Terms may be posted on word
wall.
2. Interest
approach – Mental set
Students will be given a product. Students will be asked
to identify the styles of type
used and their effectiveness. Discuss
their conclusions.
3. Identify package designs
Students will be asked to collect 5
examples of the six different styles of packages. Provide old magazines and newspapers and have
the students glue the examples on paper, identifying each type style on the package
design.
Students will be asked
to write their product name in each of the six styles of type. Let students explore the internet for
examples of different typestyles.
Use the Designing Name worksheet.
Closing/Summarizer:
Re-state and answer essential question
WEDNESDAY:
Standards:
Standards:
GDP 7- Explore different
outlets for the proposed product and sketch an idea for the design
- Typographic principles through layout and design (CTAE Show)
- Marketing research for similar designs
- Explore possible combinations of type and image
GDP-8 Follow ethical
guidelines and copyright laws.
- Patents
- Copyright laws
- Copyright laws regarding digital fonts
Opening Warm-up
Review Essential Questions. Post Essential Questions in the classroom.
·
How
does type affect the “mood” of the design and why is this important to product
designers?
Work Session:
1. Identify and review the unit vocabulary. Terms may be
posted on word wall.
designing
the act of working out
the form of something (as by making a sketch or outline or plan)
2.purpose
what something is used
for
3.conceptualize
have the idea for
4.create
bring into existence
5.plan
a series of steps to
be carried out or goals to be accomplished
6.think
judge or regard; look
upon; judge
Download the
PowerPoint presentation Product design for your discussion on package
design.
Closing/Summarizer:Product
label Measurement Exercise
THURSDAY:
Standards:
Standards:
GDP 7- Explore different
outlets for the proposed product and sketch an idea for the design
- Typographic principles through layout and design (CTAE Show)
- Marketing research for similar designs
- Explore possible combinations of type and image
GDP-8 Follow ethical
guidelines and copyright laws.
- Patents
- Copyright laws
- Copyright laws regarding digital fonts
Opening Warm-up AND/OR Activator
(highlight one):
- Short Article-summarize the main idea
Work Session:
1.Students will serve as an
authentic Audience for the CTAE Salon Show
2. Students will complete a survey
to relflect their experiences
3. Students will give feedback to
Salon classes
FRIDAY:
Standards:
Standards:
GDP 7- Explore different
outlets for the proposed product and sketch an idea for the design
- Typographic principles through layout and design (CTAE Show)
- Marketing research for similar designs
- Explore possible combinations of type and image
GDP-8 Follow ethical
guidelines and copyright laws.
- Patents
- Copyright laws
- Copyright laws regarding digital fonts
Opening Warm-up AND/OR Activator
(highlight one):
1. Review
Essential Questions. Post Essential Questions in the classroom.
·
What
are important things to consider when designing a package?
2. Identify and review the unit vocabulary. Terms may be
posted on word wall.
e-commerce
|
Buying and selling by electronic means, primarily on the
internet.
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e-marketing
|
Promotion of products and services over the internet.
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extranet
|
Network that connects a company with its suppliers and
distributors
|
follow-up
|
Maintain contact after the sale to ensure customer satisfaction.
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franchise
|
Association between a manufacturer or wholesaler (franchiser)
and an independent business person (franchisee) who buys the right to own and
operate a unit in the franchise system.
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guarantee
|
A promise that product will be repaired or replaced if faulty.
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intranet
|
A network that connects people to each other within a company.
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joint venture
|
A way of entering a foreign market by joining with a foreign
company to manufacture or market a product or service.
|
market leader
|
The company with the largest market share in an industry.
|
mark up
|
Percentage of the price added to the cost to reach a selling
price.
|
opinion leader
|
Person with a reference, who, because of competence,
knowledge, or other characteristics, exerts influence on others.
|
packaging
|
Designing and producing the container or wrapper for a
product.
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product line
|
A group of products that are closely related.
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prospect
|
A potential customer.
|
Download the
PowerPoint presentation; fill out graphic organizer for Product Design
3. Print the attachments Product Design for each student. This activity uses Adobe Illustrator (or
other page layout software) to help students understand the different
typestyles. This activity is a great way
to introduce students to the page layout software and to get them working on
the computer early in the course.
Closing/Summarizer:
2 Review Questions – short answer