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K5 – Menu Bar
Sep 30th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Review

  • Computer Parts
  • Mouse Operations: Single-click, Double-click, Click & Drag
  • Icons

Lesson

  • Menu Bar
  • Compare to a restaurant menu with various categories
  • ‘Click & Drag’ to highlight text, and use the Menu Bar to change the Font in Microsoft Word.

Activity

  • Double-Click on the Microsoft Word Icon
  • Use the keyboard to type in your name
  • Click & Drag to highlight the text
  • Use the Menu Bar to change the font and the size of your name
G5 – Virtual Field Trips – Freedom Trail
Sep 30th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Key Words

  • Web Browser
  • U.R.L.
  • Spreadsheet

Overview/Objectives

  • Students will use the internet to research the Freedom Trail.
  • Students will type in a specific U.R.L. in their web browser to find the information.
  • Students will record their findings, about each stop on the trail, in a spreadsheet.

Software

  • Internet Explorer
  • Microsoft Excel
CS3 – Color Adjustments
Sep 30th, 2009 by Mr. Redin
  • Auto Color
  • Shadow/Highlight
  • Levels
  • Auto Contrast
  • Removing Color Cast (Auto Color)
  • Color Replacement
  • Dodge Tool
  • Sponge Tool
  • Unsharp Mask

*left off on page 78

MS (135) – Music
Sep 30th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Agenda

  • Checking your grade in moodle.
  • Pick out the persuasive techniques used in the billboards from the other class.
  • Read and comment on each other’s favorite song blog post.
  • Music – download, fill out, and upload the pdf form on “Music”.
  • Controversy in Music – analyze your favorite song.
G1 – Acceptable Behavior
Sep 29th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Lesson

  • Computer Lab Rules & Acceptable Behavior

Activity

  • Create an Acceptable Behavior Poster for the Computer Lab
G2 – Input/Output
Sep 29th, 2009 by Mr. Redin
G4 – Virtual Field Trips
Sep 28th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Intro

  • Powerpoint to introduce topic & agenda – The Freedom Trail
  • Students will navigate to a url, and watch a short video to gain a quick overview of the Freedom Trail.

Activity

  • Students will open a pre-made spreadsheet to plug in the various stops and general info about each stop.
  • Students will navigate to a specific website to find the information about each stop.

Skills Practiced

  • Terminology:  navigate, browser, url, website, spreadsheet, columns, rows, “save as”.
  • Accuracy in typing a url.
  • Scanning a webpage to find general headings, then narrowing down to locate specific topics.
  • Gathering information from a browser and recording it in a spreadsheet document.
MS (135) – Finish Billboard. Blog about Music
Sep 28th, 2009 by Mr. Redin
  • 15 minutes to finish your billboard
  • Compose a blog post about your favorite song.
    • What is the name of the song?
    • What genre is the song?
    • What is your favorite line in the song?
    • Why is this your favorite song?
    • *also, include a picture of the band in your post.
      • Use Paint.NET to crop/resize to make it fit nicely in your post.
CS3 – Review & Lesson 2
Sep 28th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Review

Blog Post

  • Type a single paragraph answering the following question:
  • In your own words, what are 8 general steps for photo retouching, and why should they be done in this order?

Lesson

  • Basic Photo Corrections
    • image resolution and size
    • straighten and crop an image
    • adjust the tonal range of an image
    • remove a color cast
    • sponge & dodge tools
    • unsharp mask filter
MS (24) – Finish Billboards
Sep 25th, 2009 by Mr. Redin

Checklist

  • Are you utilizing your technique of persuasion well?
  • Do the graphics used enhance or detract from your technique of persuasion?
  • Is there an obvious message on your billboard?
  • Are there any hidden message(s) on your billboard?
  • Is your billboard an example of healthy or unhealthy media?

Complete the form (only the team leader needs to submit the form)

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