TAEA 2019 Whats new in art aaps?
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This document summarizes several art apps that can be used in the classroom, including Photoshop Mix, Spark Post, and Lightroom. Photoshop Mix allows users to intuitively combine and edit photos. Spark Post enables creating professional-looking social media stories and templates for free. Lightroom provides photo editing tools without a save button and allows storing edits. The document discusses features the teacher and students like about each app, such as Photoshop Mix being forgiving, Spark Post's templates, and Lightroom building vocabulary and exploring effects.
TAEA 2019 Whats new in art aaps?
- 1. 2019 TAEA Whats new in Art Apps Stephanie Shaffer, BFA, MA North Garland High School PhD Student at University of North Texas (for now) @studiohabits
- 2. #taea2019
- 3. Whats new in Art Apps Bell Ringer: Please log into Adobe. If you do not have an account, please create one. Well be starting with PhotoShop Mix Try out the tutorial
- 4. About Me Eighth year of teaching Teach Art1B, Adv. Ceramic/ Sculpture, and 3D AP Most of my personal artwork involves burning something I have a LOT of cats
- 5. iPad Apps well be experimenting with and how they are used in the classroom
- 6. What I love about PhotoShop Mix Not as many choices as full photoshop Forgiving and Intuitive. Pulls photos from a variety of sources
- 10. Combining photos in PhotoShop Mix Step 1 Choose Two Photos to Merge Choose two photos you want to use. Add them by clicking the plus + sign. Click "Image. Click "ST" for Stock and find two photos to merge. You will be prompted to Search for an image. (Example: running cat) Make a choice. Click Save Preview. Click Background. For second image, click +, click Image, click ST, in the search bar find the subject for you project. For students they will use a piece from their portfolios. Step Two Photo Edits Make adjustments by clicking adjust and looks. Check out the tutorial in "Looks". Choose the layer you'll be working with. Click Cut Out and use your finger (or pencil) to paint the image you want to keep. For finer edits "eraser" in those areas that need edits. Click the when satisfied. Use your finger to position the photo in the proper place. Step Three- Adjust Photos Step Four- Save to Lightroom Click located in the top tool bar. Click LR, Lightroom
- 11. Spark Post by Adobe One- Click resizing to fit screen Professional Looking Social Media Stories Promote events in Google Classroom or Social Media Versatile Templates Its Free! What I like about Spark Post
- 12. Spark Post by Adobe Making Story Boards Making High Quality Memes Make Posters Its Free! What students like about Spark Post
- 17. Lightroom by Adobe No save button Store edits Pre set choices Its Free! What I like about Light room
- 18. Lightroom by Adobe Understand vocabulary : exposure, contrast, saturation, noise reduction Explore cropping Experiment with split-toning Its Free! What students like about Light room
- 20. Create professional 3D models. Anywhere. Sharpr3D
Editor's Notes
- #5: I use Google Classroom for distributing assignments to students and for collecting assignments.
- #7: Kids always think they want a ton of choices, but they dont. Making decisions is exhausting. There is a whole other class just for photoshop
- #9: Instant Tattoo Removal
- #12: Adode Spark Post is similar to Canva. Our district is wanting to beef up its social media presents. Theyve ask the art teachers to post what they are doing twice a week to Twitter. When I was first hired we were told explicitly to stay off social media. How times have changed. I dont do anything that could remotely be considered questionable behavior. I have a series titled: What art we doing in art class
- #13: Adode Spark Post is similar to Canva. Our district is wanting to beef up its social media presents. Theyve ask the art teachers to post what they are doing twice a week to Twitter. When I was first hired we were told explicitly to stay off social media. How times have changed. I dont do anything that could remotely be considered questionable behavior. I have a series titled: What art we doing in art class
- #16: It takes 5-7 impressions for people to remember you. From this students understand how easy it is to manipulate and share information.
- #19: Old school photos were developed in dark room. Lightroom. Its punny/