1. Preparing to discuss and evaluate the development of your skills in relation to Digital Technology

2. construction of meaning
Appreciation the importance of employing individual and combined filming techniques to create desired construction of meaning.

3. Target audience
Appreciate how to both target ones audience and engage them

4. mistakes
 How when technologies go wrong and/or limited can have an impact on ones ability to creatively produce.

5. creativity
Reflecting on my preliminary task and advanced production, how the specific use of digital technologies helped me develop my physical creative skills and creative knowledge and understanding.

6. generic conventions
How I used specific digital technologies to successfully reproduce, develop and/or challenge generic conventions.

7. technical decisions
How the use of digital technologies helped me pay close attention to small details and audiences interpretation of technical decisions used in my production

8. Meaning/mood
How you now appreciate a bit more how camera work, editing, sound, mise en scene and sfx can be used to really secure a feeling, mood and/or help just helping make the desired meaning clear to audiences.

9. quantitative and qualitative
How access to DT helped me gain both quantitative and qualitative research findings.

10. organisation
How you used DT to aid you in the organisation of your blog
How producing and sharing paper based AS preliminary findings, planning and finished productions, compare with A2 blogging.

11. audience feedback
How you utilized DT to gain audience feedback and how did it compare to your paper based audience feedback obtained last year.

12. ancillary task
How you used DT to make sure my main and ancillary task were successfully combined.

13. Examples of Some of the DT’s You May Have Used
Digital Hardwear: Internet • 3G & 4G Technologies • DVD • MP3/ MP4 Players • Digital camcorder • Digital voice recorder • Digital stills camera • Webcam
Digital Software: iMovie • Final Cut Pro • DTP •