ePortfolio | Affinity Photo Tutorials

Copy-and-paste five of your favourite five Affinity Photo tutorial files.

Under each picture put “Tutorial: URL”, where URL is the bit.ly shortened version of the URL.

For each tutorial, include a short paragraph explaining why you enjoyed this tutorial and what technical skills you learned from it.

Ensure the page is aesthetically pleasing.

Addressing the Big Ideas (TGJ2O)

Respond to the following questions (copy and paste them onto your page):

  1. What are the three projects that you created that you are most proud of? Why are you proud of these projects?
  2.  Can you name at least six fundamental skills that you used to create those projects?
  3.  How did you use project management techniques to plan and develop any of your projects?
  4.  What interpersonal and/or communication skills did you use in in class when working with others?
  5.  How did the design process factor in when creating any of your projects? Name at least two examples where you had to go backward in the process at some point, and explain why.
  6. How can we adapt our use of communications technology devices or processes to reduce their harmful effects on the environment?
  7. What are at least three social effects and/or issues arising from the use of communications media technologies?
  8. How can the use of communications technology be used to enhance cultural and/or social diversity in society.
  9. What are at least two careers related to communications technology? What are the academic and/or practical work requirements for these careers?

Note! 

When mentioning specific projects in any of the above replies, include links to the project pages.

Multiplicity

Insert a jpeg export (1024 px) onto this page.


Examples

Credit: Sammi C.

Credit: Maddy P

Credit: Cheryl D

Credit: Karli B

Repair Portrait

Insert a jpeg export (1024 px) of your repaired portrait onto this page as well as the original image.

Set the captions as “Repaired” and “Original”.

Provide a credit link to the where the original image came from.

Pareeerica

Insert a jpeg export (1024 px) onto this page as well as the source image from the Pareeerica flickr account (with a link to the page) for the “Inspiration” picture. [2.5 marks]

Set the captions as “My Work” and “Original”. [0.5 marks]

Provide credit links to the where you got the assets from, along with a quick descriptor of the asset (e.g., cloud, dragon, model). Note that the links should go to the specific pages where the material was sourced from. [1 mark]

Artist Profile

Change the permission of your Artist Profile slideshow to “anyone with the link can view”.

Insert your slideshow into your ePortfolio onto a page named “Artist Profile”. Size accordingly.

Light & Shadow

Embed the Light & Shadow video.

Write a short paragraph about what the video is about.

Include the inspiration reflection you submitted.

Proper spelling and grammar counts….always!

Career Cruising

Create a section called “Career Matchmaker Results (Top 10 careers)”. Under this, list your top 10 Career Matchmaker results from Career Cruising, listed in order, in a neatly formatted (bulleted) list.  (Redo the career matchmaker, even if you have done it this year. Be sure to answer ALL questions.)

An example is shown below:

Career Matchmaker Results (Top 10 careers)

  1. Automobile Assembler
  2. Electronics Engineering Tech
  3. Electrical Engineering Tech
  4. Web Developer
  5. Office Machine Repairer
  6. Gunsmith
  7. Furniture Finisher
  8. Locksmith
  9. Cable Installer and Repairer
  10. Production Woodworker

Next, create a section called “My Top Career Choice”. Under this heading, enter “Career”, followed by the name of your top career choice, ideally taken from the above list, as well as the other details listed below. Example:

My Top Career Choice

Career
  • Automobile Assembler
Description
  • Automobile assemblers install pre-fabricated parts and components to make new vehicles.
Earning $ Range
  • $15 – $35 per hour
Level of Education
  • High School
Core Tasks
  • Work at assigned stations on automotive assembly lines
  • Attach a specific part, such as the bumper, as automobile frames move down the line
  • Often climb into the frames and use power tools to bolt or screw the part in place
  • Ensure the part is properly secured and functional, and move on to the next frame
Attributes and Abilities
  • Work well with your hands
  • Mechanically inclined
  • Communication skills
  • Physically fit
Workplace
  • Work for companies that manufacture cars, trucks, vans, motorcycles, or other kinds of automobiles
  • Most work a regular 40-hour week, though overtime is sometimes required
  • Some work evenings and weekends
  • Work indoors in large factories that are clean but noisy, and can be hot in summer
  • The work involves a lot of repetitive tasks

Addressing the Big Ideas (TGJ3M)

Respond to the following questions (copy and paste them onto your page) in detail. Cite specific projects where relevant.

  1. Explain how you safely used or developed advanced concepts, techniques, and skills using various software and equipment to create a range of communications technology products and/or services.
  2. How did you use the design process and project management tools?
  3. What current and evolving standards, processes, formats, and technologies did you incorporate?
  4. What technical terminology, scientific concepts, and mathematical concepts was relevant?
  5. What were the interpersonal and communications skills you needed to work in a team environment?
  6. How did you demonstrate that you adhered to all legal requirements and ethical practices related to communications technology?
  7. What are some effects of communications technology and media activities on society and cultural diversity?
  8. What career opportunities are available to you in the branch of communications technology I am most interested in?

Note! 

When mentioning specific projects in any of the above replies, include links to the project pages.