• Scenario
• Planning
• Keeping track
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• Proposal
• Design log
• Gathering elements
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• Characters
• Backdrop
• Tell the tale
• Packaging
• 
• eportfolio
• Review

KEEPING TRACK

There is no point in spending all that time on your plan if you do not use it to keep on track!

You must take action when problems occur and change your plan if necessary.

Re-save the plan each time you make changes.

You must keep a project log where you record all that happens during your work on the project. This can be comments on your project plan or a separate document. It should include:

• what went well
• what went wrong and what effect it had
• changes to the plan
• what happens next
• how you took account of feedback
• what happened at interim checkpoints
• how you made use of contingency time.

If you keep your project log up-to-date it will help you produce your commentaries for your eportfolio and your end-of-project review.

Update your project log and re-save it at the end of each session.