POST YOUR PROGRESS: Share updates of your work in between class sessions. Work in progress is fine. Just snap a screenshot. Or copy / paste headlines into a new post.
TAG YOUR POSTS: Indicate the name of the respective client and your own name in the 'labels' field (IN ALL CAPS). For personal campaigns, tag 'personal.' (This will allow us to easily reference the work for each project—and determine who is working on what)
GET FEEDBACK: Provide critiques of your fellow students' work. Likewise, you will receive constructive criticism on your own.
COLLABORATE: Use this blog as a way to connect with other students in the class. If you're an art director, ask for copy help from the writers. And vice versa.
POST FREQUENTLY. CHECK IN OFTEN.
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INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS
Integrated Communications explores the process of creating big ideas that translate across a variety of mediums. Through a series of assignments, students will learn to strategize and execute high-impact campaigns.
This blog exists to extend collaboration outside the classroom by providing an avenue for students to post and critique their latest work.
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I found a good amount of information that I hopefully can post over the weekend. Here are some stats on the ship:
ReplyDelete220,000 gross tons
5400 passengers (double occupancy)
6264 total capacity 2700 staterooms
2161 crewmembers
22 knot cruising speed
16 passenger decks
Norwegian officers and international crew
Bahamas registry
Entered service: Nov 30, 2009
and this is a seven minute video I found on Youtube about the ship.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAXIorLZzDs