Students will research the motivation, influence and inspiration used to determine, create or select a particular artwork and graphic concepts used in CD cover design.
Students will learn about the importance and reasoning behind copyright and fair use laws as they apply to Video Production.
Students will research music genres and time periods (50's-present) as a reference in selecting and modifying an existing CD cover artwork, or re-designing a new artwork concept for the CD cover of choice.
Students will begin to identify their skills and interests that they will use to assist them in researching career opportunities. Students will start a career plan, discovering the education needed for their desired careers.
Students will use glogster to create a digital propaganda poster recruiting students for their careers in a Zombie Apocalypse. This is lesson 4 in a series of lessons. This lesson can be used separately if you have already done a career research but it works best after lesson 3.
Students will research the influence musical eras had in the artwork and graphic elements used to design CD or album covers.
Students will learn media bias and credibility through the demonstration of analyzing websites and their content.
Students will analyze and understand graphic design concepts and the elements of typography, color scheme, layout and design of each CD cover to determine how each component influences the intended visual message for the target audience.
Students will learn what a broadcast is and how a VOSOT (voice over sound on tape) works. Students will learn how media uses different strategies to appeal to their audience. Students will create their own simple voice over about a current school issue or event.
ASC 5.1 Lesson 1 of 4. Minerals are necessary in livestock diets. This lesson identifies essential livestock minerals and deficiency symptoms. The lesson is a component of the UCCI Soil and Agriscience course Unit 5.
This lesson will further explore the relationship between required minerals and livestock health. The lesson is a component of the UCCI Chemistry and Agriscience course Unit 5.
This lesson explores the mineral deficiencies in California soil and how they may relate to livestock health. This lesson is a component of the UCCI Chemistry and Agriscience course Unit 5.
This lesson focuses on selenium deficiency in cattle and ways to treat or prevent the deficiency. This lesson is a component of the UCCI Chemistry and Agriscience course Unit 5.
This is lesson 4 of 4. Students will be presenting and evaluating their apps for cell phones that will provide farmers with the opportunity to learn how different irrigation methods work depending on soil type.
This lesson highlights the types of tillage methods commonly employed in agriculture and draws a correlation between the type of method and the physical properties of the soil.