TASK! - Get into pairs - Take it in turns to choose an emotion and act it out, without using words - Act out at least two different emotions Happiness
Sadness
Fear
Depression
Confusion
Boredom
Anger
Excitement
Sorrow
Pride
Disgust
Relief
Shame
Frustration
Joy
TASK! - Draw two stick people standing next to each other, showing different emotions - The emotions should be opposites Happiness
Sadness
Fear
Depression
Amusement
Boredom
Excitement
Sorrow
Pride
Relief
Shame
Joy
A scenario • We’re
working
for
an
ecommerce
photography
site
called
‘The
Camera
Shop’.
• They
sell
lots
of
different
cameras
and
photography
gear
to
a
variety
of
customers,
though
most
of
them
are
passionate
photographers.
• They
want
to
know
how
they
can
appeal
to
customers
who
don’t
consider
themselves
photographers
and
who
spend
less
on
cameras
(because
there
are
a
lot
more
of
these
people
than
the
passionate
photographers).
• Before
they
commission
a
large
piece
of
research,
they
want
to
see
what
insight
we
can
give
about
this
audience.
• We
need
to
quickly
create
a
comic
that
shares
some
of
the
problems
and
potenDal
soluDons
The
Camera
Shop
could
provide
to
laymen
photographers.
What’s going on here? • ‘Bob’
wants
to
buy
a
new
compact
camera.
• He
has
shopped
around,
but
has
been
overwhelmed
by
the
variety
and
choice
of
cameras.
• He
doesn’t
want
a
lot
of
fancy
features,
but
he
does
care
about
the
image
quality.
• He
has
up
to
£100
to
spend.
• He
is
looking
for
help
to
make
a
decision.
Making the story • Bob
wants
to
buy
a
new
camera
because
his
current
one
has
broken.
He
wants
to
replace
his
camera
before
he
goes
on
holiday.
• He
has
looked
on
several
websites,
but
has
been
overwhelmed
by
the
choice.
He
needs
help
to
refine
appropriate
cameras
into
a
more
manageable
shortlist,
or
even
to
find
the
best
one
for
him.
• The
site
or
app
needs
to
allow
him
to
control
his
searching
and
browsing
so
he
can
manage
the
volume
of
results.
It
needs
to
give
him
choice
but
not
overwhelm
him.
• He
needs
to
be
able
to
look
at
cameras
based
on
their
size
(he
wants
it
to
be
compact),
their
image
quality
(it
needs
to
take
nice
pictures)
and
its
price
(it
must
be
under
£100).
Planning
the
comic
1.
Introduce
Bob
2.
Bob’s
camera
has
broken
3.
Bob
looks
for
cameras
online
4.
Bob
gets
overwhelmed
5.
Bob
finds
The
Camera
Shop
6.
Bob
finds
‘The
Compact
Camera’
finder
7.
Bob
filters
compact
cameras
by
price
and
size
8.
Bob
finds
a
camera
he
is
interested
in
9.
Bob
browses
photos
taken
with
the
camera
from
Flickr
10.
Bob
feels
saPsfied
and
purchases
the
camera
Meet Karen Karen lives with her two children (Sophie, 4, and Jack, 2). During the week, her partner Mark works away from home. They recently moved to Redmill, and are still settling in. Her closest family members live a two hour drive away.
One Monday afternoon, Karen and the kids are in the garden, enjoying the sun. At 3pm Jack falls over and hits his head. A bump appears. Karen takes Jack and Sophie in doors. He wont stop crying. She becomes worried. Sophie starts to get scared and upset.
At 3:30pm Karen decides to take Jack to the hospital, she knows there’s one nearby, but she’s not sure where it is. Karen uses her PC laptop to search for the hospital. Once she’s found the right hospital, she puts its postcode into her phone which has a sat-nav app on it.
Other things to consider: There are two hospitals near her postcode, only one has an A&E department. There are road works near the hospital. The hospital car park is pay and display. There are limited parent and child parking spaces at the North entrance. There is a shop and café at the hospital which close at 5pm. Sophie and Jack usually eat at 5:30pm.
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