[vet-mm] Photoshop Exercises (that will work in CS3)

[ARNOTT Suzanne]

You don't have to use CS3,

There is a range of software you can use, and this is generally on the
VCAA site... somewhere... in advice

CS2 will be fine.

We have just upgraded to CS3, so I am just trying to find time to
explore it...

I think showing students the basic skills that will allow them to
transfer knowledge across a range of software is more valuable than
teaching to a specific software piece, as we know it is constantly
changing....

Love the new site licence bundles :-)

www.photoshopcafe.com <http://www.photoshopcafe.com/>  has some
excellent resources

 

Suzanne Arnott

ICT Staff Support

Photography and Multimedia Coordinator

Elisabeth Murdoch College

Langwarrin

 

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From: vet-mm-bounces at edulists.com.au
[mailto:vet-mm-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Raymond Nashar
Sent: Tuesday, 5 February 2008 9:05 AM
To: 'VET Multimedia Teachers' Mailing List'; Yr7-10it at edulists.com.au
Subject: RE: [vet-mm] Photoshop Exercises (that will work in CS3) 

 

Hi all!

I am in the same boat: VETMM Cert II for the first time.

Resources to teach the 2D Graphics units is what I really would love.

 

We have CS2 - do we have to use CS3?

 

Not much out there for a newbie...

 

Raymond Nashar
eLearning Leader
Antonine College

PO BOX 197
Moreland 3058

[t] +613 93871911

[f] +613 93881941

[www.antonine.melb.catholic.edu.au
<http://www.antonine.melb.catholic.edu.au/> ]

 

 

 

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From: vet-mm-bounces at edulists.com.au
[mailto:vet-mm-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of
ppascoe at sfx.sale.catholic.edu.au
Sent: Monday, 4 February 2008 8:51 PM
To: Yr7-10it at edulists.com.au; vet-mm at edulists.com.au
Subject: [vet-mm] Photoshop Exercises (that will work in CS3) 

 

Hi everyone, 

 

I've only just joined up for the group emails in the last day or two. 

 

This year I'm teaching a Multimedia subject for the first time and have
not much in the way of resources. 

 

I've used Photshop Elements at home myself for quite a while to mess
around with my own photos and make layered composites and collages for
websites etc. 

 

But now I need to teach secondary students how to use the "proper" CS3
version. 

There are heaps of great movie tutorials on youtube, and Adobe supplies
a great how to video set with CS3; but does anyone have any classroom
activitites (or know where to find them) for the students to do and
learn ? 

 

I did get a great Mr Potato Head type selection tools tutorial activity,
from here at edulists, that the kids really loved doing, 

but I need more of the same please. 

 

Thanks Paul P 

IT / Maths Teacher 

St Francis Xavier College 

 

 

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