Agenda Week of April 25, 2016 -April 29, 2016

Agenda Week of April 25, 2016 -April 29, 2016  
7th week of Trimester 3 - PROGRESS REPORTS THIS WEEK!
VOCABULARY- Photoshop Toolbar

Question	Answer
Rectangular Marquee Tool	Select part of your image
Lasso Tool	A free form selection tool that allows you to select parts of your image in whatever shape
Crop Tool	Crop your image to your desired size and shape
Healing Brush Tool	Similar to the Clone Stamp
Clone Stamp Tool	Copy parts of your image over the top of others
Eraser Tool	Erase parts of your image
Smudge Tool	Smudge the pixels on part of your image to blur out imperfections or lines
Pen Tool	Use your mouse to draw or write on your image as with a pen
Path Selection Tool	To select a path component (including a shape in a shape layer
Object Rotate Tool	This is only for 3D images. The 3D object and camera tools become active when a 3D layer is selected. Use the 3D object tools to change the position or scale of a 3D model.
Hand Tool	Manually move your image so you can work on different areas
Set Foreground Color	Select a color to be working with for type of the paintbrush; the foreground coloris the active color
Move Tool	Move your image or parts of your image
Magic Wand Tool	A selection tool that lets you choose parts of your image based on color
Eyedropper Tool	Select the exact color from an image by clicking on it with the eyedropper
Brush Tool	Paint on or add color to your image
History Brush Tool	Works similarly to the Undo option
Gradient Tool	Create a gradient of two colors (foreground and background colors) across your canvas
Dodge Tool	Lighten an area on your image
Horizontal Type Tool	Add text to your image
Rounded Rectangle Tool	Draw shapes on your image
Camera Rotate Tool	This is only for 3D images
Zoom Tool	Enlarge your view of your image
Set Background Color	The background color won't be used as frequentlyif you expand your canvas size

COPY  THIS AGENDA-  It is a course/school requirement and will count 5% of your semester grade!

???Essential Question????  What do effective problem solvers do when they get stuck?

What design elements will help you make this word illustrated to represent it’s own meaning better?  Color?  Shape?? etc.

How can you communicate the idea of the word in a visual manner?  How can you be make it unique ( discuss stereotypes/ cliché) creative with this topic?

Learning Target:  Students understand that by use of basic techniques to problem solve and troubleshoot , they can usually troubleshoot and resolve typical basic computer and software issues.

Monday 4.25.16-  COPY AGENDA -  
Vocabulary Photoshop Tools -2

1st, 4th, 7th  PERIODS 

DUE-Studio#10_Selective Color Demo-  3 images DUE Tuesday-1 practice, 2 real   HIGH RES IMAGES

DEMO-PSStudio #11-CONTENT AWARE

Photoshop Tools
https://quizlet.com/_6flxh

2nd Period ONLY- VOCABULARY  ( Bottom of page)
https://quizlet.com/_27ok6x
Part 2  Photography Mastery Project- Elements of Photography in Google Classroom

3rd Period ONLY-  VOCABULARY MATRIX 
DUE: Studio #4_BASIC SHAPES  

Ongoing Studio ASSIGNMENT:  ONLINE PORTFOLIO--- Go to Google Classroom for directions- Work on this in any extra time

Tuesday 4.26.16-  
1st, 4th, 7th  PERIODS 
Vocabulary Review-Photoshop Tools
Photoshop Toolbar  https://quizlet.com/_27oz5v
www.quia.com

Photoshop Toolbar- http://www.studystack.com/studytable-895416

DUE-Studio#10_Selective Color Demo-  3 images DUE Tuesday-1 practice, 2 real   HIGH RES IMAGES

PSStudio #11-CONTENT AWARE


2nd Period ONLY- VOCABULARY  ( Bottom of page)
DUE!!! Part 2  Photography Mastery Project- Elements of Photography in Google Classroom
https://quizlet.com/_27ok6x
http://www.studystack.com/studytable-853013

3rd Period ONLY-
DEMO- Studio #5_Text Practice
DEMO-STUDIO#_NAME
DUE: Studio #4_BASIC SHAPES 
https://quizlet.com/_27p2h1

Ongoing Studio ASSIGNMENT:  ONLINE PORTFOLIO--- Go to Google Classroom for directions- Work on this in any extra time

Wednesday 4.27.16    2-1-2 
Typing

PRACTICE FOR SBAC
http://sbac.portal.airast.org/ca/practice-test-ca/

https://platform.everfi.net/


All work on ONLINE PORTFOLIO  Assign to 3rd

Thursday 4.28.16  

1st, 4th, 7th  PERIODS 
Photoshop Toolbar  https://quizlet.com/_27oz5v
www.quia.com

Photoshop Toolbar- http://www.studystack.com/studytable-895416

PSStudio #11-CONTENT AWARE
DEMO_PSSTUDIO#12


2nd Period ONLY- VOCABULARY  ( Bottom of page)
COMPLETE -DUE Part 2  Photography Mastery Project- Elements of Photography in Google Classroom

DEMO: STYKZ 
http://www.studystack.com/studytable-853013

3rd Period ONLY-
DEMO- Studio #5_Text Practice
DEMO-STUDIO#_NAME
DUE: Studio #4_BASIC SHAPES 

https://quizlet.com/_27p2h1

Friday 4.29.16  
typing
www.quia.com

Photoshop Toolbar- http://www.studystack.com/studytable-895416

1st, 4th, 7th  PERIODS 
PHOTOSHOP TOOLS 2 TESTStudio#3


2nd Period ONLY- VOCABULARY TEST ( Bottom of page)
Part 2  Photography Mastery Project- Elements of Photography in Google Classroom
http://www.studystack.com/studytable-853013

3rd Period ONLY-VOCABULARY TEST
Studio #5

http://www.keyhero.com/free-typing-test/
www.typing.com

2nd Period Only

Photography	drawing with light
Composition	the placement or arrangement of visual elements or ingredients in a work of art or a photograph. Organization of the elements of art.
Rule of thirds	Place objects of interest near the intersections of two imaginary vertical and horizontal lines dividing the viewfinder (thirds)
Symmetry	the balance of design elements where one side equals another
Vantage Point	a place from which something can be viewed
backlight	Shoot a subject with the light behind you or in diffused light.
Silhouette	back-lit
Depth of field	Z-axis. sense of depth
leading lines	Leading lines are lines within an image (sometimes perspective lines) that leads the eye to the subject. They create interest.
Rhythm	A regular or harmonious pattern created by lines
Texture	used to describe the visual "feel" of a two-dimensional work(photography)
Line	the eye will tend to follow lines,real or implied.
Pattern/ Shape	A repeated decorative design.

3rd Period ONLY

overlap	to lay 2 or more things together so that they partly cover each other
grid	a pattern of squares formed by criss crossing lines
preferences	options you can set based on your work habits
depth	distance from top to bottom or front to back : deepness
emphasis	special importance or emphasis
collaborate	cooperate, act jointly, work together
software	instructions/ programs that tell the computer what to do
hardware	the physical parts of a computer system
layer	one thickness of something lying over or under another : different parts over or under another
background	the part of a scene/ design that lies behind objects in the foreground ( front)