Publishing Design / Task 2 Content Generation

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 GCD61404 / Publishing Design

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Low Xin Er / 0374596 / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media

Publishing Design 
Lecturer / Miss VITIYAA SELVATHURAI

MODULE INFORMATION

Project Overview

Requirement

1.Complete 3k+ words1. Write the text yourself.
  • Write the text with the help of AI or fully with AI (if you do this you must declare this and you must state this in the book in the imprint).
  • Use an existing story that has 3000-3500 words and adjust it for your use in this class. (if you do this you must declare this and you must state this in the book; who the author is, in the imprint to ensure credit is due to the individual).

2.Format in MS Word/Google Docs (Save as PDF). See example: Format 3k Text.pdf

3.Embed Formatted doc. in Eportfolio post (Task 1 and 2)

4.If 3k words is not yours, please write this statement under imprint: "The is a student project 

and is not intended for commercial use. Neither is it actually published."

5.Complete first lecture https://youtu.be/3yIKjsMPfjs


Progress & Challenges


Reflection

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