Bitmap and vector graphics

Across all media platforms and throughout all interactive media products, you will find various image file types that all have a specific function and which exist for a different purpose. These file and graphics types include JPEGs, PNGs, SVGs & XMLs and can be split into two main categories, bitmap graphics and vector graphics. Today we will be looking at the differences between these formats and the functions of each.

Tasks

1. Create a new blog post called 'Bitmap and Vector Graphics' and add the label 'C. Assignment 2: Unit 02' 

2. Read the 4 pages on the BBC website and complete the Test Bite at the end. Once you have completed the quiz, save the results by clicking print and changing the destination as a PDF then upload the file to your blog.

3. Complete the PowerPoint in StudentShared> Media> NCFE Media> C. Assignment 2: Unit 02 called 'Bitmap and Vector File Types' and once complete, upload (via Flipsnack) to your blog and add the label 'C. Assignment 2: Unit 02'.