Trends Module 2 DDDDD
Trends Module 2 DDDDD
What is the
difference between
fads and trends?
REVIEW RECALL AND MASTER
UCODEMNATOIN
WORD – PUZZLE
RAHCVIE
WORD – PUZZLE
SISLYNAA
WORD – PUZZLE
RPENESATOINT
Four Activities as tools to spot a trend
•Documentation
•Archive or Memory
•Analysis
•Presentation
Documentation
• The primary tools for documentation are
notebook and pen.
• The camera has also become necessary
in providing visuals.
Documentation
• Others bring a voice recorder which is best
for saving audio.
• The important thing in documentation is the
ability to physically keep information and
data wherever and whenever you may be.
Archive or Memory
• is used to easily retrieve any documentation you have
kept.
• Notes can be scanned or converted to a portable
document format (PDF) while digital pictures can be
easily saved.
• Physical archiving can, of course, still be used.
• There are various digital archiving systems that are
available, too.
• Tagging and cross-indexing are helpful in labeling files.
Analysis
•is the stage where examination and
combination happen.
•Looking for patterns on prospective
trends can be achieved through these
methods: brainstorming, grouping, and
crafting combinations.
Analysis
• In brainstorming, you decide which from
your data is important and which can be
discarded.
• confirm emerging patterns like events
becoming more frequent and things
following a cycle.
Analysis
•In grouping, you create headings
where observations and data can fall
under several categories.
Analysis
• In crafting combinations, you begin to
link one thing to another and think what
could happen if these are taken step
further, more like imagining or generating
new ideas.
Presentation
•is representing your findings for easy
understanding as a way of analysis.
•You can represent your findings
through, among others, a mood board
and a storyboard.
Presentation
•A mood board is a collage of images,
text, and object samples.
•used to capture your intuition and
stimulate creative discussions about
trends.
Presentation
• A storyboard presents a narrative of
possible scenarios.
• functions to connect trends to a timeline
and to different contexts, something that
can enable you and others to see
interesting new things.
Presentation
•A slideshow is also another option.
•new trends are labeled with new
names or terms in the hope of
popularizing a phenomenon.
Differentiating Relationships between
Causes and Consequences
• cause refers to an agent that brings about
a result or a consequence.
• consequence is always traceable to a
cause which can be a person, thing,
principle, motive, act, or event.
• There is no cause without a consequence
and vice versa. (Urgel, 2017)
Differentiating Relationships between
Causes and Consequences
•This cause and consequential aspect
of a trend covers all types of trends in
all categories such as in ideologies,
politics, beliefs, lifestyle, social life and
many others.
Differentiating Relationships between
Causes and Consequences
•The need to:
•identify the emerging patterns
•look at the causal and consequential
relations of these patterns
•understand these trends.
ACTIVITY 4: Give
me my body!
Each group is required to create
an acrostic message using the
words DOCUMENTATION,
ARCHIVE, ANALYSIS and
PRESENTATION. The content of
the acrostic message must be
related to the discussions. For 15
minutes, two members from each
group will present their output
before the entire class.
WDLP.docx
INSTRUCTION:
IN A MINIMUM OF 4
SENTENCES, ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING.
WDLP.docx