iCarnegie contracted Panza Studios to develop education materials to teach computer literacy to children in Malaysia. The first step was to develop characters who would be the "face" and "personality" of the program.

The client selected a boy and girl mouse from the initial character concept stage. Computer renderings were developed from the approved preliminary pencil sketches.

The characters acted as guides through a series of lesson plans. Many different poses needed to be created.

Different outfits were selected for the characters to show an age progression as the lesson plans progressed.

Different poses were added to fit the curriculum.

Workbook 4 teaches the students to animate characters to dance in a Scratch computer program. The characters are wearing their disco outfits.

All workbooks and lesson support materials had to be created within a 3 month time frame. Panza Studios created Adobe InDesign templates for iCarnegie to develop editorial content. This proved to be a time-saver in a tight production schedule.

Panza Studios conducted training sessions for iCarnegie and its contributing partners on using the Adobe InDesign templates. Once the content was developed it had to be translated into Mandarin Chinese. Panza Studios acted as project manager, keeping track of multiple versions from multiple contributors and managed the production schedule.

A total of 4 workbooks, Microsoft Word teacher templates, and Microsoft PowerPoint lesson guides were created.

All the materials were delivered to Malaysia on-time and on-budget. The teachers and students love the mice characters and the clean and well-organized education program.

iCarnegie contracted Panza Studios to develop education materials to teach computer literacy to children in Malaysia. The first step was to develop characters who would be the "face" and "personality" of the program.

The client selected a boy and girl mouse from the initial character concept stage. Computer renderings were developed from the approved preliminary pencil sketches.

The characters acted as guides through a series of lesson plans. Many different poses needed to be created.

Different outfits were selected for the characters to show an age progression as the lesson plans progressed.

Different poses were added to fit the curriculum.

Workbook 4 teaches the students to animate characters to dance in a Scratch computer program. The characters are wearing their disco outfits.

All workbooks and lesson support materials had to be created within a 3 month time frame. Panza Studios created Adobe InDesign templates for iCarnegie to develop editorial content. This proved to be a time-saver in a tight production schedule.

Panza Studios conducted training sessions for iCarnegie and its contributing partners on using the Adobe InDesign templates. Once the content was developed it had to be translated into Mandarin Chinese. Panza Studios acted as project manager, keeping track of multiple versions from multiple contributors and managed the production schedule.

A total of 4 workbooks, Microsoft Word teacher templates, and Microsoft PowerPoint lesson guides were created.

All the materials were delivered to Malaysia on-time and on-budget. The teachers and students love the mice characters and the clean and well-organized education program.