Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Together We Remember: Genocide Awareness Program

Working in pairs, create a minimum of three slides that include the following information regarding genocides throughout the world, both in the past and present, along with relevant photos:
  1. Name of country
  2. Specific Location (city or village)
  3. Targeted People/Victims
  4. Perpetrators
  5. Rationale/Goal of Perpetrators
  6. Years genocide took place
  7. Any other facts or statistics that describe or expound upon the genocide
Determine whether Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop would be best suited to the design you envision. 
Consider appropriate typefaces, color palettes, and evocative yet humanitarian images to communicate your story visually.
Page size:1920 pixels width x 1080 pixels height (16:9 aspect ratio) 
Resolution: 72 ppi

In the speaker notes section beneath the Google Slides presentation, type your names. (Do not include your names on the slide itself.)

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Extra Credit Opportunity

http://jea.org/home/news-events/scholastic-journalism-week/
 
The Journalism Education Association is hosting a logo contest. See the link for details. The deadline is Monday, October 16.

Monday, September 11, 2017

This is the example from class where we discussed Verbal and Visual Brainstorming, as well as quick Thumbnail Sketches.

Ideally, you would want to come up with at least 10-15 Verbal Brainstorming terms (definitions, synonyms, etc.) to help you generate a Mind Map, which is a form of Visual Brainstorming.

From those ideas you should be able to create 3-5 Thumbnails.


Thursday, September 15, 2016

Any Digital Media students that submit designs to the Doodle for Google contest will receive extra credit.
The Doodle for Google contest details can be found here:
https://doodles.google.com/d4g/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=HPP1&utm_campaign=D4G2016


Verbal Brainstorming completed in class 9/7/16