Pencil to Pixels Today, students continued working on their digital photography and digital editing projects. Students who have not completed taking all of their alphabet photos are required to take them from their homes. Students are learning how to crop, enhance, and manipulate their images to create unique designs. They are learning how to use different tools in the digital medium. We discussed possible career opportunities in this area which included graphic artist, graphic designer, video game designer, advertising, etc. Is this an area that interests you? Parents, ask your child to show you what they have been working on in class. Click here to see their photos (pre edits). Next week, we will be working on the pencil to pixels assignment.
1.) MATH: No HW.
2.) POST A RESPONSE (DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY/ART):
VIDEO LINKS:
PIXLR Removing Image Background Tutorial
1.) MATH: No HW.
2.) POST A RESPONSE (DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY/ART):
- As discussed in class, please edit as many of your alphabet photos as possible from home tonight. If you do not have all your letters, simply take photos from home. Use a camera or mobile device to do so.
- After doing so, upload all your edited images to your 'PHOTOGRAPHY' folder in your Google Drive.
- Post a link to your shared 'PHOTOGRAPHY' folder with all your edited images. Don't worry if you don't edit all of them, simply share the folder so others can see what you have done so far!
- To do this, click on the 'PHOTOGRAPHY' folder and then the share button. You will be able to get the shareable link. IMPORTANT - set the sharing to 'VIEW' only! This will make sure nobody is able to add or delete images from your folder in your Google Drive.
- Post a message here with your link and tell your classmates about two new tools or functions that you used to create some of your edited letter images.
- Give two students a positive comment and at least one suggestion each.
VIDEO LINKS:
PIXLR Removing Image Background Tutorial
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