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Higher education graphic arts rubrics
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Principles of Arts, Audio/Video, Technology & Communication-Unit 1
Introduction to Principles of Arts, Audio/Video, Technology and CommunicationIntroduce your students to the exciting world of the Arts, Audio/Video, Technology, and Communication Pathway with Unit 1 of our comprehensive course. This unit serves as a foundational module that familiarizes students with the Career and Technology Educational (CTE) principles in these diverse fields.In this unit, students will delve into the theory and industry practices of various disciplines, including Graphic Desi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: The AV Teacher's Bundle
Drawing Overlapping Organic Forms Art Project
Looking for an effective drawing project for young artists to explore the elements of art such as ORGANIC SHAPES, FORM, and SPACE? This step by step overlapping organic forms drawing is a great activity to apply these concepts. PURCHASE DETAILS: This item includes a 26 slide digital instructional presentation formatted (.pptx and .pdf) suitable for Mac and PC. The slideshow presentation features:(1) a brief intro with key terminology (elements of art- space, shape, and form)(2) detailed, clear s
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
High School Introduction to Art Advanced Art Lesson: Artist Inspiration Project
This assignment is a perfect way to end the semester or year in middle school art and high school art classes. It gives students an opportunity to work more independently by allowing them to choose their subject matter, inspiration, and material. By assigning each student an artist and work of art to research and inspire their work of art, you are still providing them with a jumping-off point to create their own work of art.All in all this file includes:➢Lesson plan (with big idea, essential que
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Artist Statement and Rubric
Looking for an engaging task to immerse your students in art analysis?This artist statement activity enables students to analyse, critique and reflect upon their own artwork or the works of other artists. Students will identify the Art Elements and Principles found within the artwork.The Artist Statement Package includes:• 2 versions, one for lower/middle primary students and 1 for secondary students• A general Art Rubric Self-EvaluationI have catered for my American friends by adding a US vers
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Alternative Photography Research Assignment
Hey Photography teachers! Are you fed up with students that habitually neglect their photography assignments and are therefore left with nothing to do in your class? Well, I have a solution to your problem! The Alternative Photography Research Assignment! This assignment can be given to replace any photography project for students that neglect their photo assignment. The research assignment can be used as a penalty, but also provides the student with a constructive and applicable assignment.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Afk Artwork Rubric and Student Checklist
This Artwork Rubric works in conjunction with the Student Checklist, offering a more nuanced evaluation. While the checklist serves as a quick reference for students to self-assess against specific criteria, the rubric delves deeper, providing a broader view of artistic development and offering constructive feedback for growth. This dual assessment approach encourages students to not only meet specific criteria but also strive for a more profound understanding and execution of their artistic en
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
5 Scholastic Journalism Rubrics BUNDLE
Whether you're just thinking about starting a student newspaper, you're a new adviser, or you're a veteran adviser who's looking for new ideas, this is the essential bundle for you!
These are rubrics I created and used over 25+ years of advising student newspapers. The publications I advised won hundreds of state awards, and were awarded the National Scholastic Press Association's All-American status and were Pacemaker winners. The rubrics reinforce best practices in scholastic journalism, incl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Photography Photo Weaving Project (Conceptual Theme)
Students will choose 2 photographs of their own with a specific theme dealing with opposites (as laid out in the lesson plan), to weave together into one image. This is a great lesson to teach about conceptual themes in art and how these ideas can influence artmaking. Students will also gain experience in deconstructing their photographs into other other art forms and to look at their photos in a non-traditional way.
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THIS LESSON:
-Printer
-Exacto Knife
-Cutting board/car
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Graphic Design or Digital Art Project Rubric for Middle/High Grades
I created this graphic design rubric for my graphic design course for high school students. I would grade major projects based on the categories on the rubric. It is a 1 page PDF file.Further information:• Resources are ready to print and goConnect with me @ Messy Art TeacherMessy Art Teacher BlogFacebookInstagramPinterestYou can follow me by clicking at top of my store page if you would like to receive updates on new art resources and details of my forthcoming sales.Don’t forget to leave feedba
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Graphic Design Lesson Bundle for Middle/High Grades
Digital Double Exposure Project in PIXLR E
Students will create a double exposure digital art by working thru a multi-step process, juxtaposing images in Pixlr E. 53 slides for students to easily follow along.Student examples included.Prerequisite- My "Getting to Know Pixlr E" slideshow is strongly recommended.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Elements of Stagecraft, Criteria Sheet Assignment + Rubric + PPT Lecture + Notes
Theatre Production 11, Unit 4 Lesson 1Elements of Stagecraft Poster Criteria Sheet PDFInstructions + List of elementsRubric Sheet PDFGoals, Curricular Competencies, etcIntroduction To Stagecraft PPTXTeacher Version + PDFStudent Notes Version + PDFLearning Goals:Introduction to Stagecraft12 areas of StagecraftPropsSetCostumesLightingSoundMultimediaPublicityDirectingDramaturgyStage ManagementActingMake-up & Hair
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
*ONE SEMESTER COURSE BUNDLE* DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY/ART--OVER 10 PROJECTS!
This course is designed for the beginner photographer and artist. This is a project-based class that focuses on using the student’s own photography in combination with Photoshop and traditional art. Students gain experience in Photography as well as artmaking. This course bundle can be used for a Digital Art/Photography course or for a traditional Art course with a focus on technology and picture-taking. No previous artistic/drawing skills required! I have taught this course for 10 years and ha
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Documentary Pitch - Research & Media Presentation - Template, Topic, & Rubric
This Documentary Presentation is engaging because it applies a real-life strategy of the elevator pitch that is used in many industries in order to quickly sell a unique product or oneself. In this case, the students are selling a social justice documentary, and you could change the topic with limited effort. This assignment works best following the Trustworthy Teacher task called, "Documentary" as it details genre-specific vocabulary.This Assignment contains1) Detailed teacher notes.2) Minds on
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Learning Packet for HS Art Lesson Digital Mixed Media Personal Portrait
In this Packet, students will create a Passion Portrait to depict their personal inner passion or an influential person in history. By combining surrealism, portraiture, text, and image, students will think critically about the importance of context when it comes to creating meaning and that the idea of meaning is not a true concept but something fluid and individual. Students will add details using elements and principles of art such as form, line, and shape. Students will also have an opportun
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Art of Letters: Exploring the World of Influential Typographers
This art lesson, "The Art of Letters: Exploring the World of Influential Typographers," for grades 9-12, delves into typography and the works of iconic typographers. Students will research contemporary typographers, create a typographic design, write an analysis, and present their findings. The package includes a Powerpoint presentation, a rubric for project evaluation, a quiz with an answer key, and aligns with Common Core ELA standards. This lesson aims to enhance students' understanding of ty
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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High School Grading Rubric | CTE, Art, Editable, Middle/High School
Grading Rubric - grading rubric for high school/middle school (can be edited for any grade level) - editable link- perfect for CTE, Art, Photography, Digital Media classes- Criteria categories - broken up into sections making it easy to grade projects/assignments
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Basic Adobe Illustrator Project Packet
In this section, the students will start with the very basic fundamentals of computer illustration. After developing basic skills the student will then be asked to develop final work that will be suitable for their portfolio’s.
The Zip File includes all resources, Learning Guide, The Adobe Illustrator Files (so you can edit it) and additional worksheets to help you with differentiated instruction - PLUS A FEW MORE LESSON OPTIONS.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Design your own currency (money) art lesson, digital/remote or in person
Design your own currency (money) art lesson, digital/remote or in person.Uses minimal supplies or you can use Photshop or Google Draw. Is easily modifiable for grades 6-12 and has some activiites that can extend the length of the project or you can make it a one day project. Interdiscplinary as it has history, geography, elements of art, and critical thinking included. It has student examplars and links to more information as well as video clips. I have taught middle school kids this lesson a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Art Units/lessons grades 5-12. Some of my best sellers 30+ lessons
Bringing Stories to Life: The Art of Book Illustration
This comprehensive art lesson, "Bringing Stories to Life: The Art of Book Illustration," for grades 9-12, delves into the significance and techniques of book illustration. It includes exploration of various styles, student creation of an illustration from a chosen book scene, and class presentations to discuss interpretations. The package includes a rubric for project evaluation, a quiz with an answer key, and aligns with Common Core ELA standards, making it a rich educational experience that bl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Graphic Design Principles using Adobe Photoshop- Assessment
About the Assessment: The Final Projects and Presentations assessment is the culmination of the learning experience. It provides your students with an opportunity to demonstrate their proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, graphic design principles, and various techniques they have acquired throughout the course.The Final Project: Design a Digital Poster In this assessment, students will be tasked with creating a captivating digital poster that incorporates design principles, typography, image editing
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Graphic Design Principles using Adobe Photoshop Bundle
A Photographic Alphabet Project
This 'Hidden Alphabet' project really gets your students looking at the world in a different way!This is an ideal introduction to photography for younger students and offers 3 ideas for an outcome. The 6 page PowerPoint shows how they can find letters hidden in the environment. The last three slides suggest three project ideas which are to:Create the word ‘Alphabet’Create their own name.As a group, create a poster which shows all the letters of the alphabet.The presentation includes a script w
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Desktop Publishing State Brochure Activity & Rubric - Sub Folder
Students are asked to use Publisher- Word would work, too- to create a brochure about their favorite state. The download includes instructions and a detailed grading rubric.
This activity would be a great addition to a sub folder.
**PLEASE NOTE: the thumbnail previews shows the rubric flowing onto a second page, but I promise the download contains all the text and the full rubric on one page.**
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Superhero Research Project - Distance learning friendly
This project is one that will encourage cross-curricular learning. There is a blend of history, art, and literature within this research project. Students will research a superhero, how they changed overtime, and what those changes show about the society they were created in. This has the project instructions, rubric, and example included. I would link this to King Arthur legends as I teach mostly British literature but it could be used without linking it.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Maestro Plan for Scholastic Print Journalism
This is the maestro plan that I created, perfected, and used during my 25+ years advising high school newspapers. The concept of a maestro plan is certainly not mine--it's used by many journalists, professional and scholastic. This is my version that worked for my newspaper production class. It helped my newspaper students--most of whom were not the artistic type and were surprised to find out I expected them to design their own pages and spreads--to think visually about their stories and, most
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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