WIX Design

 25/05/23

Brand Design

 LO: To create effective logos and clear brand identity.                                                                     23/05/23

This is my final design and i used drop-shadow to create effect.

This was all of my designs and i chose my favourite one.

Branding

 LO: To explore the concept of branding and to create an effective brand image.                             10/05/23

Brand name: Dusk clothing

To create clothes

Teenager and young adults 

All of these logos have black and white in all of them and are just very simple logos. Most of them include there name in the brand.

16 May 2023

Do Now:

1. Volkswagen

2. Manchester United

3. Nike

4. Lidl

5. Costa Coffee

6. Robinsons                                                                            

7. Playstation

8. H&M

9. Cadbury                                      

Brand Identity

LO: To explore the idea of Brand Identity and apply to our logo design.

Apple: Advanced, formal, expensive.

Disney: Family Friendly, happy, fun for babies.

Coca Cola: Brown, yummy, old.

My Brand: Stylish, affordable, good quality.

Web Design

 LO: To research website design, genre conventions and terminology.                                             09/05/23

To create an effective home page for a new site of your choice

Brand Name: Dusk Clothing

Type of brand: Clothing

What we do: Sell and make profit

Site content: Clothing

Target audience: Younger generation

Unique selling point: Cool Designs

This site has a colour scheme of black and white mostly. This links to my idea because it is a clothing and shoe brand. The information on the homepage is about what has discounts on and there slogan. there are links on the page that can take you to different parts of the website. There are images of a girl posing is some random position in a full nike outfit. The brand is represented as casual and nice looking.

News Day Evaluation

 LO: To evaluate and review our news day projects.                                                                        25/03/23

The story i worked on was the changing school uniform at my school and we asked people who work/ go to school there and asked them about there opinions. I enjoyed interviewing Jaydon the most because it was funny. I least enjoyed it when people were embarrassed for me and tai to film them. I learnt how to operate the camera which was pretty cool. If i was to do it differently i would probably do a story that would be more important to the world and not just Bodmin college.

Anchor News Report

 30/03/23

anchor 

Hello and welcome to BBC Bodmin news. Today the latest news coming in is from the school of Bodmin college where the old uniform is getting changed into a new one. Students opinions have vary as grey jumpers may be introduced along with blazers and grey trousers. A lot of students disagree with these changes, and may vote against it in a survey that was recently sent out. Today we will hear from other peers and teachers concerned about the issue. 

What is News?

 28th February 2023

LO: To explore the concept and format of news.

Corona Virus:                                                                    

War:

Business:

Tech:

Health:

• Sport
• Family
• Politics
• Education
• Science
• Uk News
• World News
• Entertainment
• Celebrity
• Human Interest
• Weather
• Local

Fake News: 

False information used to shape your views, opinions or ideas.

The information is often exaggerated, heavily biased or not true is often intentionally misleading.

It can also be known as propaganda.

People write fake news to try and spread rumours around that aren't true and spread false information about someone they may not like. You can spot fake news by it being very over exaggerated or by it just not seem right to you.

07/03/23

LO: To understand what news is and where to find it. 

Tuesday 14th March 2023

LO: To write an effective news report; to practice interview questions.

US President Joe Biden has approved a major oil and gas drilling project in Alaska, intended to create local investment and thousands of jobs.


But the Willow project has faced strong opposition from environmental activists over its climate and wildlife impacts.


So why has Mr Biden, a president who has embraced strong action on climate change, approved a project dubbed a "carbon bomb"?
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It's because Willow is very much about politics and the law - and not just the environment.


While running as a candidate back in 2020, Joe Biden promised that there would be "no more drilling on federal lands, period".


That statement helped him garner support from green Democrats and climate campaigners, unsure about Biden's record on this issue.


However, that campaign promise was broken last year when the administration announced plans to sell drilling leases under pressure from the courts.


The White House will likely say that the role of the courts has also influenced the Willow decision.


Oil company ConocoPhillips has held the lease since 1999 and would have had a strong case to appeal if their plans had been turned down.


The Biden administration is obviously aware that from a purely climate perspective the project can't really be justified.


The International Energy Agency has baldly stated that if the world wants to keep the rise in global temperatures under 1.5C, no new oil or gas drilling can go ahead.


So, in an effort to limit the impact of the Willow approval, the White House has outlined new bans on oil and gas leasing in the Arctic Ocean and across Alaska.

Most environmentalists aren't buying this trade-off.


Willow is also a political decision.


Mr Biden came to COP27 in Egypt and spoke of the big picture of climate change, threatening the "very life of the planet" - but he's also attuned to US bread-and-butter issues, especially the price of gas.


Last year, in response to the Ukraine war, the White House authorised the release of millions of barrels from the US strategic petroleum reserve. This helped push down prices at the pump.


With a presidential election in 18 months, Mr Biden is keen to reinforce his reputation as a moderate.


Approving a reduced version of the original Willow plan will be sold as underlining the President's ability to forge compromises across political divides.


Trade unions are backing the project, as are many native groups across Alaska who argue that Willow will boost jobs, local revenues and eventually oil supplies.


Mr Biden's supporters argue that the cut-down project will see measures put in place to offset some of the extra emissions by planting trees, and the US target of curbing CO2 by 52% below 2005 levels would still be achieved.


But the decision is fraught with political danger.


Willow saw unprecedented opposition on social media, drawing over three million signatures on a petition against the project.


In giving the greenlight to drilling, President Biden is now risking the support of many young people who voted for him in large numbers in 2020.

Hello and welcome to BBC Bodmin news. Last night around 11:15 a shocking turning of events took place where the newly refurbished Bodmin jail burnt down. PC Smith states that the fire was a disaster for the historic building and may take months to rebuild. 6 people were rescued by firefighters and 2 people were taken to hospital, one of them with severe burns.

Took me 25 seconds.

21/03/23