This multimedia course focuses on desktop publishing, graphic design, animation, multimedia production, and web design. The course goals are to understand desktop publishing, graphic image design and computer animation, and multimedia production and web design. Students will investigate design principles, develop computer animations and webpages. Classwork must be completed daily and tests may be retaken after completing a review. Students are recognized for good behavior, test performance, and class participation. Class procedures include being prepared, staying on task, and cleaning workstations.
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Multimedia Syllabus
This multimedia course focuses on desktop publishing, graphic design, animation, multimedia production, and web design. The course goals are to understand desktop publishing, graphic image design and computer animation, and multimedia production and web design. Students will investigate design principles, develop computer animations and webpages. Classwork must be completed daily and tests may be retaken after completing a review. Students are recognized for good behavior, test performance, and class participation. Class procedures include being prepared, staying on task, and cleaning workstations.
This course focuses on desktop publishing, graphic image design, computer animation, multimedia production, and webpage design. Communication skills and critical thinking are reinforced through software applications. English language arts and arts are reinforced. Work-based learning strategies appropriate for this course include cooperative education, internship, school-based enterprise, service learning, and job shadowing. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES GOAL OBJECTIVES
1.00 Understand desktop publishing
1.01 Investigate typefaces and font 1.02 Investigate design principles and elements 1.03 Demonstrate desktop publishing
GOAL OBJECTIVES
2.00 Understand graphic image design and computer animation
3.00 Understand multimedia production and web design
3.01 Explore multimedia systems, elements, and presentations 3.02 Develop webpages
SUPPLIES
FOLDER PAPER PENCIL/PEN
CLASSWORK AND TEST POLICY
Class work is to be completed each day as assigned. If a student is absent, he/she is responsible for completing the work that has been missed by the due date.
Test/assessment will be completed as assigned. If a student is
absent the date of a test, but has received all necessary instruction/information, he/she will make-up the test upon returning to
class. In other cases, the test must be completed (1) week from the date of returning.
Retests are available for students scoring 70 or lower. Students
must complete review before retesting.
The student is responsible for remembering make-up date.
CLASS INCENTIVES AND RECOGNITION Students of the Week: positive behavior/attitude, following school/class rules, and 100% class effort. Good Work: performing well on test/assessments. Good Thinking: presenting innovative/new ideas during class discussion or excellent participation. CLASS PROCEDURES Come to class each day on-time, fully prepared with folder, paper, and pen/pencil. Sharpen pencils before the tardy bell rings. Sit in assigned seat before the tardy bell rings. No food or drinks allowed in lab. Remain behind the computer and sitting properly. Keep workstation clean and tidy; also dispose of trash at the end of class. Personal items are placed under the chairs. Stay seated until the bell rings and the teacher dismisses class by rows. Take all belongings when leaving the class. Ask permission before using anything belonging to classmates and teacher. Do not use the computer until instructed. Stay on task during class.