For the Digital Art I EPortfolio assignment students are expected to complete a write up where they reflect on the work produced throughout the semester. Not only should the student write about the finished product, but also about the process of producing these works. Here are some questions to help you get started:

What does it mean for you to be an artist?
What did we cover during the course?
Out of the projects we completed this Semester, which work do you feel is your strongest?
What did you learn from the project?
Did the material covered impact you in any way?
Which one has the most meaning to you?

*ALSO, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO INCLUDE ALL PROJECTS COMPLETED
THROUGHOUT THIS COURSE*

These projects include:

Name Design- PhotoShop CS3
Legacy Flags- PhotoShop CS3
Logo Contest (FHNA)- Illustrator CS3
Silhouettes- PhotoShop CS3
Super Heroes- Photoshop CS3

*IF YOU NEED TO REFER BACK TO OLDER POSTS TO REFRESH YOUR MEMORY, PLEASE DO SO*

It’s already the end of the year, and Semester II has flown by.  With that said, for your Art Foundations EPortfolio assignment students are expected to complete an Artist Statement, explaining there vision and /or motivation as an artist and/or reflecting on the work produced throughout the semester.   Not only should the student write about the finished product, but also about the process of producing these works.  Here are some questions to help you get started:

What does it mean for you to be an artist?
What did we cover during the course?
Out of the projects we completed this Semester, which work do you feel is your strongest?
What did you learn from the project?
Did the material covered impact you in any way?
Which one has the most meaning to you?

*ALSO, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO INCLUDE ALL PROJECTS COMPLETED
THROUGHOUT THIS COURSE*

These projects include:

Surrealist Landscape- PhotoShop CS3
Legacy Logos- Illustrator CS3
Imaginary Building-  PhotoShop CS3

*IF YOU NEED TO REFER BACK TO OLDER POSTS TO REFRESH YOUR MEMORY, PLEASE DO SO*

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Hello Seniors! We’re almost there!  As you know presentations are tomorrow, so make sure your dress professionally and have submitted your revised portfolio in the drop box. Also, arrive at your designated classroom at 12:15 in order to download your site onto the designated group computer.

The group list will be posted as you walk into the main entrance. Good luck and make sure you get some rest for the big day ahead of you

Warning notices are going out today, so make sure to send any missing work. You might be able to raise your grade before they go out.

Remember, ZEROS HURT YOUR GRADE TREMENDOUSLY!!

Make sure you go over the rubric, located in an older post.  Just scroll down until you find it.  Good Luck!

All seniors are expected to pass at least two Microsoft Office Suite tests, such as PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Axcess and include documentation in order to check this off.

**Testing must be held under teacher supervision, and once completed results should be printed, and signed by supervisor.**

N102 will be holding exam hours for the duration of the school year.  Inquire with Mr. Citrin or Ciesluk, if you want to schedule a time.

Students should all have training tests available on their school laptops, and can use class time to practice if they’ve completed all current assignments.

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO COMPLETE AND PASS MOS TESTS BEFORE SENIOR SIGN-OUT

remember all 7 pages must be linked w/ content

Remember, must be zipped and placed in the dropbox no later than 11:59 pm.

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EPortfolio: from Jay Ciesluk on Vimeo.

This week, we will be slicing up our eportfolio comps. During class, I will be covering how to slice and how to link, optimize and save your slices. Your comps need to be sliced, linked, optimized and saved for web & devices for next weeks class, so we can assemble in Dreamweaver. STAY TUNED FOR A TUTORIAL ON SLICING