Unit # 4 | Brand Constructs: Strategic Advantages Defining a Construct Delivering the Brand Promise Branding Construct Approaches |
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Click to Return to Course Page | Expand on the Concepts of Brand Construct Approaches- Differentiation, Ownership, Consistency and Relevance Delivery: The Contract | 16 -20 dys | 2 | |||
Unit Rationale | Outcomes #s- 1,3,4,5 moving towards 6 | |||||
Unit Goal | Expand on the Concepts of Brand Construct Approaches- Differentiation, Ownership, Consistency and Relevance Delivery: The Contract | |||||
Unit Prior Knowledge | PR OFAD 2250, Unit 1, Unit 2, Unit 3 | |||||
Unit Assessment | IDEA #s- 1-12: Project Assessments, Labs, Response Journal, Sketchbook, Videos, Notes, Discussion | 200 | Assess Totals |
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Lesson # (Click on the LP# to jump to that LP) | Estimated # of days | Lesson Objective Lesson Assessment |
Benchmarks, Standards or Mastery Codes |
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LP1 | 1 | Objective: | Learning the Contents of a Design Proposal | 100pts Substandard<70%-90%>=Professional |
100 | |
Assessment: | Midterm Assignment: Part One- Create a Branding Proposal in your own formal contract language that suits the needs of you and your client. | |||||
LP2 | 1 | Objective: | Fulfilling the needs of your client | 100pts Substandard<70%-90%>=Professional |
100 | |
Assessment: | Midterm Assignment: Part Two- 2. Create a logo and a
tagline for your company as well. Use one of the company names from the list
that was given to you in class. Have a print copy of the logo with a tagline
and a style sheet prepared for the client. The proposal entitles the client
to Stationary, Letterhead and Business Card design. Design one of each and
print those as well. You should have the following printed materials by
3/6/14 a) The proposal with your company logo and tagline. b) Print copy of the client's logo (full color) with tagline attached. c) Style sheet of the client's logo with tagline. d) Stationary (consists of minimum one envelope and one label) e) Letterhead document. f) Business Card |