Copperwealth Elements

To create the story elements for Copperwealth including an outline of plot points.

This project will be successful if:

• The product is an outline.
• Topics of uncertainty were identified and addressed by way of deliberate recruitment of subject matter experts.
• Stakeholders were identified and were part of a feedback process before release.
• The project followed Cryptiquest project management standards.
• The project followed Cryptiquest draft and version protocols.
• The outline of elements reports “positive” on inclusivity.
• The outline of elements reports “positive” on uniqueness.
• The outline of elements reports “positive” on consistency and continuity.
• The outline reports “positive” in entertainment.
• The outline reports “positive” in quality.

The target audience is any creator who meets the following criteria:

• Can read at a middle school reading level.
• Can read English or can use tools to translate from English.
• Has a need to create a guide.
• Has motivation.

Sample User Cases:

• A Cryptiquest founder who wants to make a project management guide.
• An indie board game designer who wants to make an instruction manual.
• A high school student who would like to make a how-to guide for a school project.

1. EXPLORING YOUR VISION
   1. Project Needs Identified <M>
   2. Ideal Solution Fabricated <M>
   3. Target Audience Identified <M>
   4. Scope Identified <M>
2. PLANNING YOUR PROJECT
   1. Project Goal Identified <M>
   2. Objectives Identified <M>
   3. Tasks List Established <M>
   4. Project Dossier Created <M>
3. PLANNING YOUR PRODUCT
   1. Research Conducted <M>
   2. Tools Created
      1. Protocol: Identifying and Slating Topics of Uncertainty
      2. Survey: Media Objectives
      3. Protocol: Identifying Stakeholders and When to Include Them
      4. Protocol: Version Control
   3. Objectives and Scope Revisited
   4. Outline Drafted <M>
   5. Presentation Format Determined <M>
4. PRODUCING YOUR PRODUCT
   1. First Draft Created <M>
   2. First Draft Reviewed Internally <M>
   3. Self-test Conducted <M>
   4. Self-survey Conducted
5. REVIEWING YOUR PRODUCT CONTENT
   1. Confidant Draft Created <M>
   2. Confidant Draft Reviewed <M>
   3. Confidant Survey Conducted
   4. Second Draft Created <M>
   5. Second Draft Reviewed <M>
   6. Second Draft Survey Conducted
6. PUBLIC TESTING YOUR PRODUCT
   1. Test Readings Planned
   2. Test Readings Organized <M>
   3. Test Readings Executed <M>
7. LAUNCHING YOUR PRODUCT
   1. Final Version Created <M>
   2. Communications Planned <M>
   3. Communications Prepared <M>
   4. Final Product Launched <M>
8. TRANSITIONING TO NEXT PROJECT
   1. Retrospective Created <M>
   2. Loose Ends Tied <M>
   3. Start Next Phase of Project

Product Style and Format

• To be determined after the Production Phase

To be determined…