his
assignment is your final
exam, and
must be submitted to the drop box by the end of the exam period.
Mr. Michael Delahunt
Graphic Design 1 & 2
Second Semester Portfolio
Deadline: Monday, June 4th.
his
assignment is your final
exam, and
must be submitted to the drop box by the end of the exam period.
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the syllabus handed to you the first day of the semester was
a note that you must save a duplicate of each and every one
of your assignments in order to include them in the portfolio
of your work of the second semester. I have frequently reminded
you throughout the year to save a copy
of each and every file you submit.
The plan was originally to produce a printed portfolio, as was required first semester. Because we've had such difficulty with our printer, and you have submitted your work electronically all semester, you'll create and submit a digital version instead.
Assignment: Using Microsoft PowerPoint software, create a collection of your best work of the second semester which satisfies all of the following specifications.
Specifications & Step-by-Step:
1. Open Application Hard Drive > Microsoft Office 2001 > Microsoft PowerPoint.
2. Select a blank presentation format.
3. Select the first kind of layout offered which is a title slide. For the title, type Graphic Design Portfolio / Second Semester 2001-2002. For the subtitle, type your full name / Pinnacle High School.
4. When you
are finished formatting this slide, choose Insert > New Slide
(or Apple-M). Select the format for a Blank slide.
5. At the top of this slide type the header: CONTENTS.
Skip one line, and with each of the next lines, create a list of the best eight works you produced this semester -- they will be seen on the slides that follow this "CONTENTS" page, in the order in which you made them. You may fill in this list as you prepare slides displaying the eight works from the list below.
Each item should list several things:
Here is a list of eleven assignments from which you must select eight to include in your portfolio:
(Missing some copies of your work?)
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6. When you are finished formatting this slide, choose Insert > New Slide (or Apple-M). Select the format for a Blank slide.
7. Find the best means you can to display one assignment at a time on one slide after another, placing a description of each on the "CONTENTS" page.
8. You need copies of eight of the eleven assignments of this semester, but what if you've lost some of your work?
You have three choices:
1 Work with Mr. Delahunt to locate his copy of any file you submitted to the drop box -- from February 8th on. The assignments that went into the drop box include all but numbers 1, 2, and 9 on the list above. He can put these right into your name folder.
2 Make a new version of each missing assignment that's needed.
Once you've created a thing once, it takes a fraction of that time to make another.
3 Accept a lower final exam grade. Don't do it!
Deadline: June 4th.
Submit this file to Mr. Delahunt by the end of exam session on: June 4th into the Chooser > AppleShare > phs-itc > Assignments > Graphic Design > 1st period drop box or 2nd period drop box.
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