iMedia R093 Key Terms: 3.1 - Work planning

Used to plan out all the tasks that need to be completed within a project.

• Work plan
• Mind map
• Mood board
• Storyboard

Sets out the tasks that should take place within each of the pre-production, production and post-production phases.

• Work plan: Phases
• Work plan: Activity
• Work plan: Resources
• Work plan: Tasks

A task within a task – known as a sub-tasks.

• Work plan: Phases
• Work plan: Activity
• Work plan: Resources
• Work plan: Tasks

The hardware, software and people required to complete the task.

• Work plan: Phases
• Work plan: Activity
• Work plan: Resources
• Work plan: Tasks

Physical items used to complete a project. Examples include touch screen, graphics tablet, mouse, keyboard, scanner, printer, monitor (screen), speakers, headphones, components of a computer system.

• Work plan: Hardware
• Work plan: Software
• Work plan: Contingencies
• Work plan: Milestones

Programs that computers and devices run. Includes word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, desktop publishing, video, audio and graphics editing, web-authoring, database, diary management, web browser, animation.

• Work plan: Hardware
• Work plan: Software
• Work plan: Contingencies
• Work plan: Milestones

A plan put in place to deal with any unexpected events.

• Work plan: Hardware
• Work plan: Software
• Work plan: Contingencies
• Work plan: Milestones

A significant achievement within the project.

• Work plan: Hardware
• Work plan: Software
• Work plan: Contingencies
• Work plan: Milestones

The main parts of the project that need to be completed.

• Work plan: Phases
• Work plan: Activity
• Work plan: Resources
• Work plan: Tasks

The time given to each activity/task to be completed.

• Work plan: Timescales
• Work plan: Workflow
• Work plan: Benefits
• Work plan: Contingencies