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Introduction
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Fill out the information
page at:
http://www.in-visions.net/2006-Publications.htm
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http://bop.nppa.org/2008/photo_editing/winners/
Previous Years
http://bop.nppa.org/archive.html
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Booklet – 8 half pages (4 Full) |
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Create an 8-Page Booklet
"Top Newspaper Photographer!"
"Top Magazine Photographer!"
Students will learn how to create a
booklet. They will first label the pages at the
bottom so that they know the correct way to place the
pages. A dummy will be provided. |
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Imagination Project
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1-In Adobe InDesign-You will create a one page visual
portraying the
most imaginative person in the world
past or
present. I need to be able to know why and who it is from
your visual.
(Note: You are to use Adobe PhotoShop to work
on graphics that you
will include in your InDesign page.)
2-In word, write a five paragraph essay describing why you
chose this individual
and why you think they are the most
imaginative person you know. Be sure to discuss
the impact
they have had on the way we live,
look at life, the way we
think, etc. |
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Written
Assignment #2
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Different Outstanding High School Newspapers
Using the following link:
http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Students/Students.cfm?id=21&mode=bystate
Search
for three outstanding high school newspapers.
In a new
word document:
RUBRIC:
Name(s): (Be sure to place a Q- or a K- before your name)
1--Newspaper Name:
2--Website of Newspaper: http://(copy
and paste the web site address)
3--Write your reasons for why you believe the newspaper is
outstanding.
Be sure you give plenty of detail. Include: critique of
layout such
as pictures, text, use of color, etc. Also talk about the
articles they
include and the sections they include.
If
there is only a web site, then critique the layout of the
web site.
4--Summarize an article
you found interesting. Be sure to give the name
of the article.
5--Suggest what the
Lancer Ledger can include in upcoming issues based on the
newspaper you looked at and read.
Using
the following link:
http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Students/Students.cfm?id=21&mode=bystate
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Useful Websites
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Message from our librarian, Sandra McConnel
CQ Researcher
http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher
is a reliable source for information on controversial issues
in the news. Each week it focuses on a single issue and
provides an overview of the situation, a timeline, a history
of the problem, current news and the outlook for the
future. Perhaps the most helpful section is "pro/con" which
gives essays on the topic by experts on each side of the
debate. Recent topics include "Factory Farms," "The
New Environmentalism,"
and "Privacy
in Peril,"
"Climate
Change."
Upcoming reports will focus on "Rethinking Foreign Policy"
and "Treating Addiction." Check it out! |
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http://bop.nppa.org/2007/
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http://www.picfindr.com/
As a quote from their website: "PicFindr searches the web*
for stock photography that is completely free to use
commercially." |
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http://www.in-visions.net/graphic_links2.htm
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Search Engines
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Written
Assignment #1--Use 5 different states |
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High School Newspaper
Assignment
Using the following
link:
http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Students/Students.cfm?id=21&mode=bystate
In
5 different
newspapers, find
5
articles that
you think students at Lakeland would be interested in
reading.
In a word document include the following:
Name(s): (Be sure to place a Q- or a K- before your
name)
1--Newspaper Name:
2--Website of Newspaper: http://(copy
and paste the web site address)
3--Title
of Article--A brief summary.
4--A
few sentences explaining why you thought the article
would appeal to students at Lakeland.
Your file
should be saved in the
Written
Assignment 1
folder |
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Magazine Cover |
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Refer to
the following web site to see excellent design in
creating magazine covers:
http://www.photoshopcafe.com/contests/contest-2-finalists.htm
Click
here for instructions!
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Written Assignment--5
High School Editorials |
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Written Assignment
First review the info in
the following web site:
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/learn/features/political_cartoon/cag.html
Find 5 EDITORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CARTOONS from 5 high school newspapers
(Note: Be sure to find one in 5 different states).
Copy and paste the editorial to a word document and answer the questions
on the attached word document.
Word
document to use for this assignment.
High School Newspaper Links to Use
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Introduction to Adobe PhotoShop
Overview
of the Toolbar
Overview of the Layers Palette
Overview of saving a file as a PSD and as a file to use in a
document, web site, PowerPoint presentation, etc. |
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Settings for student
seating chart pictures
1.
Photo Size Width 160 H 120
2.
Change Canvas Size to H 150
3.
For
Text-Font Arial Black Size 14 |
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Check out the following high school newspapers:
(Student recommended) |
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http://www.nantucket.k12.ma.us/~veritas/index.html
http://www.sequoits.com/activities/tomtom/index.html
http://www.jacket.org/Content/Current%20Issue/12_3_04.pdf
http://www.hw.com/students/chronicle/2004-2005/Issue%208/Features/features%20full.pdf
http://www.hw.com/students/chronicle/2004-2005/issue8.html
(for more issues of the Chronicle)
View the
front pages of almost 300 newspapers from all over the world
at:
http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/default.asp?page=1
Note: You
can also view the pages by page list by clicking on the page
list tab at the top.
Flash
Version at:
http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/flash/
Also visit
the cyber museum by going to:
http://www.newseum.org/cybernewseum/index.htm |
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Written Assignments
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Written Assignments #3
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Written Assignment #3-Date-Kohmuench
Group-
Written Assignment #3-Date-Quinn
Group-
Click here to get the
word document you need to use.
"Reading" Editorial
Cartoons Assignment
Find 5 EDITORIAL CARTOONS
from 5
newspapers.
Copy and paste the editorial to a word document and answer
the questions on the attached word document.
Suggested web sites:
http://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-walt-april.gallery
http://cagle.slate.msn.com/politicalcartoons/ |
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Color Brochure |
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For information for your color brochure click on the link
below:
http://www.in-visions.net/Resources.htm
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Brochure Design Tips
Tips to keep in mind when designing your brochure!
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Use color to
focus attention on your main points and to improve the
perception of quality.
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Avoid trying to
jam too much information into a small space. In good
brochure design, less is more.
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Don’t overlook
the value of white space to bring a clean look to your
design and to help accentuate key points.
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For readability,
consider using a serif type for body copy. Studies have
shown that serif type is easier to read.
Sans serif type
is good for headlines and subheads.
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Limit the number
of font families you use. Don't use more than 3 font
families in your brochure project.
Source:
American Speedy Printing
Centers
Useful Links:
Choosing Fonts:
http://www.creativepro.com/story/howto/24908.html?cprose=daily
Visual Appeal:
http://afterchaos.com/articles/index.php?ID=visualarchitecture
Creativity:
http://www.creativebehavior.com/index.php?PID=105 |
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Adobe Professional |
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Click here to begin learning about the collection and
analyzing of data
as well as how to create a data collection form in Adobe
Professional! |
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Projects |
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Movie Poster |
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Movie Poster
Students are to create a
movie poster. Students are to use
Photoshop to prepare pictures and
create backgrounds.
Students are to use layers in Adobe InDesign
to complete their posters.
Files should be exported as pdf files for review.
Check out some movie posters with a PhotoShop
theme at:
http://www.photoshopcafe.com/contests/contest-5-finalists.htm
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