section B



start with bullet point 1 and explain when you would need it done for and explain hoe you would track it out

explain what will be included in the app and how the audience will enjoy it

Use legislation to show that you understand the legal and ethical issues

justify why you made these choices.












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  1. JCoSS Media Dept29 November 2019 at 04:02

    Please post the PPT you did in class with your group - ask Max for it.
    Mr Boon

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