Technology Applications Store
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Houston, Texas, United States
About the store
Jason Escamilla graduated from TAMUCC with his Masters Degree in Secondary Education and his Bachelors Degree in Communication. Jason has utilized technology to serve a variety of organizations (a counseling agency, a salon, church ministries, and restaurants). In addition, Jason worked for Church Unlimited as a Graphic Designer and Video Editor from 2010-2014. He began student teaching at Miller High School and worked at Driscoll Middle School for two years from 2014-2016. Jason is excited to begin his 3rd year teaching Technology Applications at Adkins Middle School, utilizing the experiences he has acquired from his graphic design/video editing positions. Jason enjoys working with students, working at their pace, and teaching in a way that is fun, relatable, and applicable to student's lives.
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12:20
How to Screen Record & Upload to Google Classroom
Need to record a video for your students in order to teach them a skill, program, or website? In this 12 minute tutorial you will learn how to record your screen utilizing QuickTime Pro and you will also learn how to upload that recording to Google Classroom! You can show this to your students if you'd like them to also learn how they can record their screen and show you what they are doing on their computer. If you need to download QuickTime Pro (it's free!): https://support.apple.com/do
1st - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
Adobe Photoshop Lesson 3 - Selecting
Students will love learning Adobe Photoshop with my lessons because the steps are easy to follow along with, due to the visual video and explanations included within this lesson. It is recommended that your students have headphones so they can each individually listen to the instructions. I typically allow my high school students 2 days to a complete a lesson (we have 90 minute classes). If I saw my students every day I would probably give them 3-4 days. Video and Image students will follow alon
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Also included in: Adobe Photoshop Lessons 1-8
15:19
How to Create Professional Graphics Easily with Ribbet
This 15 minute tutorial was designed to show teachers or students how to create graphics using a free online photo image editor called Ribbet. In the tutorial I will show you the basics of how to add images and text in order to create graphics that you can you create to show your students OR you can show to your students so they can create a graphic for your content.
3rd - 12th
Art, Computer Science - Technology
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Jason Escamilla graduated from TAMUCC with his Masters Degree in Secondary Education and his Bachelors Degree in Communication. Jason has utilized technology to serve a variety of organizations (a counseling agency, a salon, church ministries, and restaurants). In addition, Jason worked for Church Unlimited as a Graphic Designer and Video Editor from 2010-2014. He began student teaching at Miller High School and worked at Driscoll Middle School for two years from 2014-2016. Jason is excited to begin his 3rd year teaching Technology Applications at Adkins Middle School, utilizing the experiences he has acquired from his graphic design/video editing positions. Jason enjoys working with students, working at their pace, and teaching in a way that is fun, relatable, and applicable to student's lives.
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