A wonderfully crafted piece of work from Danial Frohlocke using the audio from an interview with Ira Glass offering some very important advice for beginners.
Over the coming weeks I will often attempt to explain an important idea or concept with reference to a visual metaphor. Below is one such example. Look at the image carefully and consider what message the creator of this image is trying to communicate (click for a larger image). This test
Photo: Ben Edwards/ Getty Images Construct 6 posters that frame the questions listed below. Each poster must be A3 Each poster must contain a high quality background image (i.e, greater than 1500 pixels) Include the question Include a statistic or information that provides a context for the question. In the example above the statistic/ information was "By 2050 the world population is expected to top 9 billion, of which nearly 7 billion will end up in cities." Remember to try and adopt a futures perspective. Attribute the photographer. QUESTIONS: What makes us happy? What is beauty? Wh at will we eat? How will we be educated? What is a sin? Who will we worship?
An important requirement of this course is that you demonstrate understanding of the PARCC principles. Earlier in the semester we had some practice at this through the weekly blogging requirement but as we approach the end of the semester I want to outline the details of this assessment. You will be required to analyse at least 10 (you can submit more if you wish) different items of graphic design using the format discussed in class. Click here for a template. Some important things to remember: It represents 15% of your final grade. You must include at least 10 photos - you are welcome to include more. It must be clear the link between your photo and the analysis. I would suggest something very simple such as photo 1, photo 2 etc. The photos and analysis must be uploaded to Google drive before the last class. Do not use Blogger for this. Include a variety of different designs. Don't for example take photos of 10 signs as it is highly doubtful you would be able to dem...
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