All Students
Watch the Larry Lessig video that focuses on how new technologies are changing the nature of copyright. Complete the Think questions on the TED-Ed page. Save your answers. 9th - 11th Grade Students Continue to work on your photography presentations. If you have completed your presentation work, complete the Photoshop Tutorial found at this site. The source files for this project can be downloaded by clicking here. If you would like to use an alternate file for the parrot, please be sure to use similar color tones. 12 Grade Students Continue to work on your senior project presentations. Post your Powerpoint presentation to your journal using the document post function in Weebly. You can also email me your finished presentation at [email protected]. I would like to review the presentations for spelling and content. I will call in early in the class to speak with anyone with questions or you can tweet me short questions if you prefer. Seniors - finish work on all products. These should be done by Friday, April 19th. We'll spend the next week reviewing portfolios, cleaning up presentations and doing practice presentations on Friday, April 26th. Some will be practice presenting in the morning class. I'll let you know who you are by April 19th. 9th, 10th, 11th Grade Students - My Favorite Photographer- The photo theme project is going to be a little bit different. You can work with a partner on this project. Here are the steps for completing this project:
Monday: Comparing and Contrasting Two Artists Handout Tuesday: Yearbook
Congratulations on putting together a really fine looking chronicle of this school year. Design-wise, this book is well thought out and communicated. I've had discussions with both the AM and PM classes and based on those discussions, below are some suggestions for next year's work on the book:
Senior Projects Seniors will be presenting their finished projects on April 30th and May 1st. We'll be finishing up project work in the next week. You should also be working on how you're going to present your portfolio and product over the next two weeks. Make sure that you have fixed your portfolios so that all filler text is either completed or deleted. You can see the judging criteria by downloading this document. Be certain that you hit every judging criteria. You're going to need to practice your presentation and have a clear map for the order of how you'll present your project. It should include a demonstration of a skill. It doesn't have to be complicated - keep it simple so that you could do it blindfolded. All seniors will be expected to do practice presentations on April 25th and 26th. I'll be sitting down for one-on-one meetings to review your ePortfolios from April 23rd & 24th. Make sure that you're ready to show both your ePortfolio and your class portfolio at that time. Check for any spelling errors that will make you look unprofessional. In our field, spelling counts! |
Mr. TuckerMr. Tucker is in his 23rd year as the instructor for the Graphic Arts program. Prior to his teaching career he worked in the flexography industry for ten years and in quick printing for ten years. NEED HELP?Weebly Student Log-in Link
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