Do you own a digital still camera? Have you incorporated
your own digital photographs into your daily
classroom practice? Are you working on a teaching
and learning project that will be enhanced with
the use of digital images?
Description
This workshop is designed to teach you how to
make better use of your digital still camera.
At the end of the workshop you will be able to:
- Storyboard
a photography project
- Compose
and shoot better photographic images
- Confidently
master the functions and features of
your digital camera
- Facilitate
and troubleshoot the downloading of images
- Manage
image files and image libraries effectively
- Experiment
with different photographic techniques
- Understand
the relationship between resolution,
image dimensions & file size
- Perform
modifications to your images using
image processing
software
such as Adobe Photoshop® and/or
Adobe Photoshop Elements®
- Import
your images into other
applications such
as word
processors, presentation
software or
video processing software
Practical examples are
shared with the participants
during
the workshop.
The participants are
invited to share their
teaching needs and ideas
so that
all may benefit from
the range of solutions
afforded
during
the workshop.
Outcomes
Upon completion of the
workshop participants
shall be able
to:
- Use
their digital camera more effectively
- Make
informed decisions regarding
the subject
matter
and the
composition
of their
digital photographs
- Take
appropriate actions
regarding the subject
matter
and the
composition
of
their digital photographs
- Effectively
plan
for
the practical
use
of their
photographs
in
an educational
setting
- Improve,
enhance and
modify the
appearance of
their digital
photographs so
that they
can be
employed as
media in
a variety
of teaching
and learning
applications
- Export
their digital
images into
a variety
of software applications
Further
information
Download a
brochure in pdf format
that provides
additional
details
regarding
the workshop
(972 kb).

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work is licenced under a Creative
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