TMA No. 5 = Poster

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TMA (Tutor Marked Assignment) 5 for my DEVC 207 class: Create a poster with the following elements:

• Headline
• Secondary statement
• Visuals (this may be drawn by hand)
• Course of action
• Source of information (company, agency or organization)
• Logo (visualization of company, agency or organization) (this may be drawn by hand)

I had to create a teaser anyway for a big move project for my company so I picked that topic. We're moving offices from Makati to the Fort in February 2013. As part of the Footprint Committee - we want to get people ready by asking them to start sorting through their stuff "for a stress free move." It would be a really big pain if everyone just started sorting during moving day itself. An early start would also allow us to recycle more and to identify stuff that can be reused - can be donated or given away :-) Less waste generation for the move!

Software used: Adobe Photoshop CS5

Image credits: 

Noah's Ark Cartoon - http://baloo-baloosnon-politicalcartoonblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/noahs-ark-cartoon.html

Wooden Signboard - http://depositphotos.com/3118713/stock-photo-Wooden-signboard.html

IFC Footprint Committee logo  , International Finance Corporation

My Online "Prezume"

Bored with your typical Powerpoint? As the fellows at www.Prezi.com  say, start zooming!

In my DEVC 207 Class, we were asked to create a multi-media mash up of things that could be found around the web, and I decided to make my online "Prezume" (Prezi + Resume , nifty, eh?) for a truly interactive experience. I found many interesting Prezumes around the web, and thoroughly agree that it is a good support to one's traditional resume. Not to mention attention-grabbing , and a good showcase piece for one's creativity.
 
Sharing this one with you if you wish to know more about me and my background ;-) I hope we will be able to work together someday on a development project! Of course, you can also use Prezi for other topics. FYI, it is very iPad friendly too.

(Might be better seen in full screen)