Pixels2Print

This engaging presentation AND worksheet helps students differentiate between raster and vector graphics while exploring common image file types such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG, and TIFF. The resource includes a presentation, matching exercises, fill-in-the-blank activities, short-answer questions, and real-life application scenarios to deepen understanding. Perfect for digital design, graphic arts, or computer science classes, this worksheet reinforces key concepts in a simple, student-friendly for

This Outdoor Photography Scavenger Hunt is a fun activity for beginner photography students. I love to use it on a nice day to get my students outside, all while practicing their photography skills and familiarizing themselves with photography terminology. This could be done individually or as a group activity. It works awesome for pre and post-assessment which will allow you (and them) to see their growth in photography skills. Go outside and have FUN with your students!

Careers in Digital Media – Student Presentation AssignmentLooking for an engaging way to introduce your students to the many exciting careers in digital media? This ready-to-use assignment guides students through researching and presenting on a career in the field. Perfect for Graphic Design, Digital Media, Career Exploration, or Technology classes! What’s Included:You’ll receive 3 downloadable PDF files with everything you need: Detailed Instructions - step-by-step directions for students to re

Photography Lesson: Peter Root’s Ephemicropolis. Students explore Peter Root’s Ephemicropolis ("Staple City") by building their own mini cityscapes using staples and other small materials. They’ll practice macro photography techniques, edit their photos, and present their work in a slideshow. Includes:Slideshow on Ephemicropolis and how it was made with reflective questions.Quiz over presentation/art installation.Step-by-step project instructions and editing tips.Project photo examples. Materi

This Outdoor Photography Scavenger Hunt is a fun activity for beginner photography students. I love to use it on a rainy day to get my students up and moving indoors with their cameras, all while practicing their photography skills and familiarizing themselves with photography terminology. This could be done individually or as a group activity. It works awesome for pre and post-assessment which will allow you (and them) to see their growth in photography skills. Go have FUN with your students!