Exercise to make an animation in Adobe Photoshop Final outcome is meant to emulate the TV show ‘Catchphrase’

A simple electronic ‘notebook’ for students to use as you teach R093 They can use it to write and highlight key content as well as write potential exam quesitons Fully editable so they can add keywords and notes etc.

Questions to accompany the video on my YouTube channel Word format

After completing visual identity practice I then move onto teaching students how to prepare images that they download off the web so they are suitable for a ‘main graphic’. On the stages we work through setting up folders to keep them organised, download and store the images; change the resolution, take screenshots to evidence the steps taken; save the image for use later. You will need to think of a practice idea as I use this sheet alongside a themed set of lessons preparing students for R094. Note: Repurposing is mentioned though does not have detail about this as I have another dedicated resource for this.

Just a little bit of Halloween fun… Includes a free cake (picture!) Video on YouTube to support activity too

Part of a mini-range of visual aids to help students learn the graphics package This resouce contains two sheets (two different ways of achieving the same goal) with a small set of activities on the second sheet AND also a video of how to do Way 1 (AVI format, but also will be free on YouTube) PDF format so could be shared electronically or printed if you want students to tick the boxes Useful for Key Stage 3 (particuarly for differentiation) and/or Creative iMedia R082/R094 This sheet covers making a picture fill for text (clipping mask)

Exercises to get used to selection Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files

Exercises to get used to functions Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files

Over the years, I’ve found digital literacy skills are diminishing due to the change in technology so I’ve started to bring it back! This presentation guides students through some very basic Microsoft Word key skills over 11 tasks. Some tasks include files which they need to open. There is also a final task to re-practice all of the skills.

Exercises to get used to using variables Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files

Exercises to get used check understanding of Python Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files Please note: this is the same as the resource called Assessment 1 - it just has the word Challenge instead of Assessment

An assessment based on the Python Practice Makes Perfect series Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files Please note: this is the same as the resource called Challenges - it just has the word Assessment instead of Challenges

Exercises to get used to data types Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files

Part of a mini-range of visual aids to help students learn the graphics package This resouce contains two sheets (two different ways of achieving the same goal) with a small set of activities on the second sheet AND also a video of how to do Way 1 (AVI format, but also will be free on YouTube) PDF format so could be shared electronically or printed if you want students to tick the boxes Useful for Key Stage 3 (particuarly for differentiation) and/or Creative iMedia R082/R094 This sheet covers making a picture fill for text (clipping mask) Updated 03/01/22 as video missed Alt from the shortcut on the screen (not in the audio)

In this worksheet students learn how to create, add to, delete from and combine lists as well as use a for loop to present items row by row As the concepts are slightly trickier, the format is slightly different to the first few worksheets Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition Includes Python files Updated Nov. 21 to correct final task numbers (7a and 7b)

Task sheet to help students practice Photopea Promotes independence Includes our opinion of the difficulty, some suggested tools and considerations Includes Shop Front image (JPG)

Exercises to get used the IDLE/Mu interface Aimed at students who may find Python tricky Part of the Python Practice Makes Perfect series where students practice by repetition

Practice using the command words from the exam

Worksheet in Word format and example graphic in PowerPoint format An exercise to complement my video on my YouTube channel Students choose a graphic and state it’s audience then pick a new audience and write about how it would have to change in order to be suitable for the new audience Scaffolded by way of a template with keywords and students can then use their notes to formulate a paragraph from their work Challenge/extension: students can label an existing graphic with the keywords (example given)

Little activity that uses quite a few tools! Would be useful if students had some knowledge but not a requirement! It may be worth showing them the pen tool/pointing them to my YouTube channel if they find the sheet tricky! Includes supporting presentation with a starter actitivity (creating one quickly in Paint), quick explanation of bitmap and vector and then a preview of what they will make. Also includes the video which is available on YouTube. Created using version 21.