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Frederick Douglass was a Black African American Slave who became a social reformer, orator, writer and statesman. After escaping from slavery, he became a leader of the abolitionist movement in the fight for freedom & equality for slaves which lead to Abraham Lincoln’s Emaciation proclamation. from littledread1: Jan 28, 2015admin
Dream Vacation Imagine is the last day of school and summer is just around the corner. Your parents have given you permission to plan a vacation. However, they want to see all the details of the trip before deciding on a location. After researching the destination, travel plans, meals, entertainment, hotels, expenses, you will create […]
These images to be used for Photoshop practice exercises only. Right click to copy this image to your clipboard. Next, open a new Photoshop canvas and leave the dimensions that Photoshop recommends, as Photoshop is aware of the size of the object on your clipboard. Paste the image into the new canvas. Nov 21, 2016admin
In Microsoft Word, recreate the flyer below. Your flyer should look identical. The flyer should include all of the ideas and elements we have worked with thus far. *Grouping *Text Wrap *Copy/Paste *Autoshapes *Word Art These images to be used for practice exercises only. Images found here will not be reproduced for any reason without […]
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Portrait Assignment: LearnMyShot ***Save this document as B”*” YOURLASTNAME LearnMyShot * Represents the period/block you are in http://learnmyshot.com/9-fundamental-styles-of-portrait-photography/ Go to the website above. 1. Find at least 15 unique portraits and document them. 2. Save these all in a Google Document 3. This assignment will be graded not only its completion but on the […]
This video explains how to use the shift key to draw perfectly straight lines, with focus on drawing a triangle. YouTube Sep 15, 2012admin
Directions: 1. Open and save a new presentation as YourLastNameColors.ppt 2. Insert a footer with your first name, last name, period, and day (odd/even). 3. In the footer dialog box check the box that reads “Don’t Show On Title Slide”. 4. Using the images below create the following slideshow that details: The Meaning of Colors. […]
