Resource Statement
Project Timeline
Roles and Responsbilities
- Role: Project Manager
Responsibilities: Develop project timeline, recruit project volunteers, assign project roles, give final approval on all material produced by other project members, ensure timeline is adhered to, problem solve any issues that arise, mediate between project members.
- Role: Puppet master
Responsibilities: Post clues and send information (twitter, blog, email) at specific times, provide immediate feedback by releasing clues when players solve specific parts of the game.
- Role: Graphic designer
Responsibilities: Design website, blog, music puzzle interface, posters, printed letter, t-shirt, newspaper articles.
- Role: Web developer
Responsibilities: Code the Pullman Research website with member login functionality. Code John Martin’s blog, set up John Martin’s Twitter and Hotmail accounts. Code music puzzle interface. Code/set up survey for online study participants.
- Role: Writer
Responsibilities: Work in collaboration with Graphic designer to write content for Pullman Research website, newspaper articles, Usurpents homepage, posts content for twitter, blog, printed letter, posters. Write survey questions for online study participants.
- Role: Actor/s
Responsibilities: Hand deliver printed letters to students in QUT Music tutorials. Record audio file for blog post.
Materials
- Tools
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Twitter, Google, Tumblr, Website Domain, Hotmail, Survey Monkey, Microsoft Word, Flash
- Services
A3 Printing – Provided by QUT.
A4 Printing – provided in kind by project member.
Graphic design, web development, script and content writing, acting, project management. Services to be provided in kind by project members.
- Equipment
T-shirt – for screen printing and wearing by actor, can be donated from actor’s wardrobe
Iron on print – for T-shirt
Paper – for printing of letter, and A3 paper for printing of posters
Audio recording equipment – for recording of audio file, could be on iPhone or computer microphone
Computer/s – to produce the collateral
Printer – to produce the collateral
Internet connection – to post blogs etc
- Locations
QUT Noticeboards
QUT Music student tutorials
Online
