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 Unit 4: Image Manipulation

Directions: Complete each level of the grid by working through the activities provided in that order.  Remember you may not move onto the next level until you have completed ALL components of the level you are working on.  You must master each level before moving on to the next.
 

Student Tracking :

Your responsibilities is to use the Color Coding System to Communicate 
    GREEN = This Level is 100% DONE and I have moved forward! 
     BLUE = This Level is what I am currently working on!
     ORANGE = I need a Teacher Signature/Teacher Check  
     YELLOW = I have a question, but it can wait if you are busy!
     RED = I have a question & CANNOT move forward without help!

     VIOLET = I would like help from a PEER.

DIGITAL MEDIA STANDARDS:

  1. DC.1: I can demonstrate knowledge of the elements of digital citizenship.

  2. DC.2: I can correctly apply the elements of digital citizenship.

  3. D.1: I can use a deliberate design process for generating ideas and testing theories.

  4. D.2: I can create media using appropriate equipment and/or software.

  5. T.1: I can select and use digital tools to edit multimedia content.

  6. T.2: I can demonstrate knowledge of equipment/software.

Level

5

Target: Independently explore image manipulation.

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Design and develop your own Photoshop Project and share with others

Level

4

Target: I can create and design a manipulated image using Photoshop.

Unit Assessment: Photoshop Project

Impossible Image Directions

Design or re-design an instructional resource to teach future classes about image manipulation, copyright and Creative Commons, or Photoshop.

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Level

3

Target: I can make comparisons to real world situations involving images. 

Design and Planning

Directions for the Final Project

Complete the Planning Sheet on Google Classroom and the Sketch Sheet in your packet.  Then show me.

Design and Planning Mini-Lesson

Unit Assessment: Google Form

Demonstrate Knowledge of Photoshop and Digital Citizenship

Review the information about Copyright, Creative Commons, Attributing Sources, and the common tools and settings we used in Photoshop

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Ps Learning Challenge 1: Photo Retouching

Tools: 

Burn and Dodge

Clone Stamp

Healing brush tool

Blur Tool 

Sharpen Tool

Adjustments:

Brightness/Contrast

Curves

Hue and Saturation

Color Balance

2E: Video Tutorial

2E: Written Steps

Ps Learning Challenge 2: Selection Tools

 

2F: Written Steps
 

NEW TOOL: Object Selection Tool Video
 

Selection Tools:

-Video

-How to use

-Moving one image to another

-Resizing and other transformations

Quick Mask Mode:

(Want a really clean selection?  Watch this video for details.)

Ps Learning Challenge 3: 

Blending Images

Fish in a Light Bulb Tutorial Video
 

Mrs. Kintner's Tutorial Video of 2G 

Concepts:

Combine Multiple Images

Layer Masks

Resize and Rotate

Adjustment Layers

2G: Written Steps

Learning Challenge 3.jpg

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Level

2

Target: I can explain and show how to edit images in Photoshop.

Level 2 Checkpoint

Video Directions

Show me all 3 of your completed Challenges

Level 2H: Extended Practice

Filters

Design an Avatar Robot

 

Learn the Pen Tool Video

Practice tools from past lessons

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Level

1

Target: I can identify the basics of image manipulation and Photoshop.

Shortcuts in Ps:

-Video

-Website


 

Understanding Layers in Ps:

-Video

-Adobe Help Sheet

- How to create new layers

-Importance of Layers

PsTutorials:

-Video Overview

Adding the folder to your drive

-How to find and use tutorials

Level 1 Quiz

To move on to level 2, answer at least 5 questions correctly.

Good luck!

Keys: 1B - Ps Main Screen, Toolbar, and Saving
          1C - Shortcuts

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