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On a sheet of paper write tens things learned after watching the video clip below on “The Impact of Algorithmic Trading”. Yan Ohayon demystifies and shares his experience with algorithmic trading and its impact on markets, our lives, and everything in between. May 1, 2012admin
These 1920 X 1280 YouTube templates can be opened and used in Photoshop to better prepare photographs for online presentation. VISUAL MEDIA TEMPLATE CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FILE Apr 10, 2017admin
This 1920 X 1080 templates can be opened and used in Photoshop to better prepare photographs for online presentation. Introduction to Photography TEMPLATE CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE TEMPLATE FILE CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE TEMPLATE FILE Font: CLICK HERE to download Arezzo-Rounded-Regular Font This tutorial describes how to download and edit the Photography template. […]
Design Two Mini Wall Hooks (3D Print at Least 1) 50 POINTS To receive full credit your final project/print MUST be original (your work) and functional. Mini Wall Hooks: Create 2 original Mini Wall Hooks. Use paper and pencil to do a rough sketch up of your drawings before using Autodesk Inventor. Identify your finished […]
Here you will find a 14″X8.5″ Screen Print Template with two registrations. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE SCREEN PRINT TEMPLATE May 31, 2022admin
Circus Ring for green screen design. Nov 13, 2017admin
This tutorial examines the basics of file saving in Adobe Photoshop. Also on edpuzzle. Essential Questions: 1. What function of Adobe Photoshop is this video about? (Hint: Starts with an “S”) 2.Fill in the ____ blank in the sentence below: By default, Photoshop wants to save files as a .___ document. 3. What does a […]
This image will be used for an exercise in Photoshop to practice using the: clone stamp tool. Right click to copy this image to your clipboard. Next open a new Photoshop canvas and leave the dimension that Photoshop recommends, as Photoshop is aware of the size of the object on your clipboard. Paste the image […]
