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Joe Dockery, CTE Teacher and Adobe Education Leader, Mount Si High School | dockeryj@svsd410.or
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Adobe Conference and Workshops Web SiteJoe Dockery, CTE Teacher and Adobe Education Leader, Mount Si High School | dockeryj@svsd410.or |
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Shooting and Editing DSLR Video
Educators are faced with the transition from tape based video cameras to tapeless. Flip video type cameras are great for the history teacher but CTE teachers need to give their students experience working with industry standard tools. Digital SLR or DSLR cameras are the current camera of choice for most independent video producers. In this workshop I would like to give educators a hands-on experience using the cameras, lenses, accessories and then working with the files using Adobe Premiere Pro.
Design “Changing the World”
Most people would agree that media has the power to influence culture. So how can students and educators take advantage of this power to make positive change to the culture of our schools? Here are a couple projects our
school is currently working on.
Painting with Photoshop
Wacom drawing tablets are essential for taking advantage of the new Mixer Brush and Bristle Tips in Adobe Photoshop. These new tools allow students an unprecedented ability to create natural and realistic painting effects on a computer. The new Mixer Brush lets you define multiple colors on a single tip to paint with subtle color blends,
or you can use a dry brush to blend a photo’s colors to create a beautiful painting. New Bristle Tips enable you to easily paint with lifelike, naturally textured brush strokes using defined bristle properties like shape, length, and stiffness, and you can experiment away by adding Bristle Tips to a variety of Photoshop brush tools.
Digital Storytelling in the Classroom with Adobe Photoshop Elements
Teach your students how to create exciting and engaging digital stories! This 30-hour, hands-on course will explore how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements as a storytelling medium. We will start by learning basic digital photography techniques, focusing on quick and easy ways to incorporate this lifelong skill into the classroom. Then you will learn how to create slideshows that include music and narration using Adobe Photoshop Elements Organizer. Participants will take at least one field trip to take photos and utilize class time to experiment and create classroom projects. Finally, we will spend time exploring ways to use the powerful photo editor in Adobe Photoshop Elements as a communication tool.
Stop Motion Animation with Adobe Premiere Elements
In this 30-hour course, you will learn to create stop-motion animation films using Adobe Premiere Elements. We will explore a variety of mediums including clay, legos, paper, pipe cleaners and white boards to create our animations. We will add music, dialog and sound FX using a variety of audio recording devices, stock libraries and Adobe Soundbooth. Digital video cameras, web cams, and digital still cameras will be used, so feel free to bring your own. We will learn digital video terminology, explore the Premiere Elements interface, and use tools to create transitions, titles, and perform basic editing functions. This class will also cover creating a DVD and exporting video to the web.
During the workshop, participants will work in teams to make curriculum-based projects that will become great examples to use with your students before they create their stop motion films. Participants will be provided with web-based tutorials they can use in their classroom or for staff development. This course is supported by a generous grant from the Adobe Foundation Fund and Community Foundation Silicon Valley.
Adobe Web Institute | 6 Hour Dreamweaver Workshop | Two Week Institute
This self-paced class has something for everyone. It will cover all you need to know to start publishing on the web, including the basics for Adobe Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, and Photoshop/Photoshop Elements. This class will utilize a series of self-paced online lessons, combined with one-on-one teacher interaction and group discussion. All participants will leave with a basic new web site and a CD of the online lessons to use with their students or as a refresher for themselves. Students should bring their own graphics or photographs to edit in class.
Adobe Photoshop Workshop for CTE Teachers
In this workshop you will use Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create a variety of classroom projects that are part of the Adobe Visual Design Curriculum and will help to prepare your students for the Adobe Certified Associate Exam. These lessons will include sample files, video tutorials and rubrics so they can be used back in your classroom immediately.
New Photoshop for Video Production |
Learn how to harness the power of Adobe Photoshop both as a tool to manipulate your video clips and to build art work that you can incorporate into your video projects. Participants will be able to focus on a range of learning objectives that include: •Opening video clips in Adobe Photoshop and applying a variety of filters, effects, blend modes and layer masks. •Building artwork to incorporate into video production projects such as lower third title overlays, logos and other visual elements. We will also cover layer organization and how to import/manage the layers once you bring them into a video editor like Adobe Premiere. •Building DVD menus with buttons that you can import into Adobe Encore •Building DVD labels and game/jewel case covers. Old Adobe Photoshop for Video Production
Digital Painting w/Photoshop and a Tablet
Wacom drawing tablets are essential for taking advantage of the new Mixer Brush and Bristle Tips in Adobe Photoshop. These new tools allow students an unprecedented ability to create natural and realistic painting effects on a computer. The new Mixer Brush lets you define multiple colors on a single tip to paint with subtle color blends,
or you can use a dry brush to blend a photo’s colors to create a beautiful painting. New Bristle Tips enable you to easily paint with lifelike, naturally textured brush strokes using defined bristle properties like shape, length, and stiffness, and you can experiment away by adding Bristle Tips to a variety of Photoshop brush tools.
FlipVideo
This little video cameras and the FlipShare software have made video so simple anyone can integrate it into their curriculum. This site has a handful of video tutorials that will walk you through how to use the software and a couple handouts to help you with ways to work it into your classroom.
Digital Photographic Novels with Adobe Photoshop
A friend recently sent me a link to an online comic book called http://www.nightzero.com/. I was so inspired by the idea I talked with my Digital Imaging students and they liked the idea of making their own digital comic books. Now we are using this technique in our digital signage system to educate our peers about important topics like recycling. Your students will love creating graphic novels with their digital cameras and a little Photoshop magic. This project is a great way to incorporate reading, writing and team work into your graphic design curriculum.
Adobe Youth Voices - Integrated Writing and Multimedia Project
This tutorial was developed for the participants of the 2007 summer Adobe Youth Voices program. These basic tutorials will give you the skills necessary to start using these two fun and easy programs. It is based off the poem "Where I'm From" by George Ella Lyon, poet and writer: http://www.georgeellalyon.com/where.html
For more information about AYV go to:
http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/philanthropy/youthvoices/ayv_year1sites.html
Classroom Documentaries Using Adobe Premiere Elements
Learn DV terms, the Premiere Elements interface, tools, transitions, titling, basic editing, exporting to the web, and creating a DVD while producing a short documentary. Participants will be provided with web-based tutorial they can use in their classroom or for staff development.
The sample materials are too large to post online. Please contact me if you need the sample files mailed to you on DVD.
Adobe Flash in the Classroom
I have created Flash based tutorials for all the projects we will cover. This method of teaching/learning might be new to you but I think you may find it extremely powerful once you get into it. By putting all my lessons into this web site you have control of your learning. You can go as fast or slow as your learning style requires. You can stop the lesson at any time and practice the techniques or ask me for more clarification. Once you have watched a tutorial, make sure to take the time to practice what you just learned to ensure that you understand the concept.
Here is a pretty good site that has a zipped file that demonstrates the principles of animation very well. http://www.comet-cartoons.com/3ddocs/charanim/
Quick and Fun Projects with Adobe Photoshop Elements and Photoshop
This site has some quick little projects I like to have students do when they have a little extra time in class.
Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro
Learn how to edit video like a pro with Adobe Premiere Pro. This class will give you all
the skills you need to start trimming, adding titles, and music to your video. You will
leave with a DVD of tutorials and sample files to use in your classroom.
Beyond the Basics with Adobe Premiere Pro
Learn how to get the most out of Adobe Premiere Pro. You will learn how to use the multi-camera editing function, animated a multi-layered Photoshop sequence. You’ll be introduced to garbage mattes, green screen and other keying tools. This workshop will cover video effects, including controlling your effects with Key Frames, as well as covering some of the new features in CS3 such as “time remapping”.
Adobe Photoshop Elements in the Classroom
Learn how to take advantage of the organization, editing and creation tools within Adobe Photoshop Elements. You will learn how teachers use tags to organize their classroom photos, how to improve your photographs with the editor and how you and your students can create powerful slideshow and photo galleries.
Portrait Retouching Magic with Adobe Photoshop Elements
Learn how to improve those photographs of your students and faculty. This workshop
will give you a variety of easy to use techniques for improving your subject’s eyes, smile,
blemishes, skin tone and more. You will leave with a DVD of tutorials and sample files
to use in your classroom.
Making Classroom Tutorials with Camtasia Studio
Video tutorials will completely change the way you teach your students and approach staff development. In this workshop, learn how to create and edit screen capture movies with Camtasia Studio. Whether you want to add audio and interactivity to your current PowerPoint presentations or create new training, Camtasia Studio makes it quick and easy. With a variety of output options, including Flash, Quicktime, and Windows Media; Camtasia Studio makes it easy to publish and distribute your training materials.
Making DVD's with Adobe Encore
In this workshop you will learn how to create stylish DVD's with Adobe Encore. In addition, I have thrown in a couple lessons on designing your DVD menus and labels with Adobe Photoshop. I will also introduce you to Adobe After Effects with a very simple animated introduction for your DVD menu.
Photoshop.com Online Photo Editing
In this workshop you will learn how to upload, organize, edit and share their photographs with this powerful, yet free online tool. With 2 GB of free online storage this online tool could be a versatile new addition to your classroom tool set. Feel free to bring your own photograph to work with along with the example files from the workshop. Online tutorials and resource materials you can use with your students are included.
Creating Collages with Adobe Photoshop Elements
In this workshop you will learn how to use a variety of tools to select, feather and combine multiple visual elements into one collage. This is a great way to integrate visual literacy into any classroom.
T3 - Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements
Discover how you can transform your scanned or digital photographs into dazzling images, and explore activities that will excite and challenge your students.
The Adobe Train the Teacher Program offers technology training to K-12 educators in the Silicon Valley, California and Puget Sound, Washington areas.
http://www.t3traintheteacher.net/
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
WTP244 - Learning the Basics of Animating with Adobe Flash
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
WW2234 - Adobe Photoshop for Videography
Adobe Theater Presentations
Wednesday, January 25, 2:45
Digital Signage for Social Change: Joe Dockery will showcase student projects that utilize Adobe Photoshop and digital signage to change the culture of his school.
Thursday, January 26, 12:00
HDSLR Video and Production Premium: Learn how HDSLR cameras are changing the face of video production and how Adobe Production Premium is perfectly suited for this production pipeline
NCCE 2012
March 13th - 16th Featured Speaker
Tuesday • 5 PM Digital Painting w/Photoshop and a Tablet
Wednesday • 8:30 AM Stop Motion Filmmaking Fun
Wednesday • 1 PM Animation Basics with Adobe Flash
Wednesday • 5 PM Shooting and Editing DSLR Video
Thursday • 8:30 AM Photoshop For Videographers and Photoshop For The CTE Classroom
Thursday • 1 PM Adobe Premiere Pro Beyond the Basics
Friday • 9:45 AM Digital Signage for Social Change Room 604 1 Hour session
ISTE 2012
Shooting and Editing DSLR Video Sunday, 6/24/2012, 8:30am–3:30pm Eval
Animation Jumpstart: Learning the basics of Animating w/Adobe Flash Tuesday, 6/26/2012, 12:30pm–3:30pm Eval
Adobe Photoshop for Video Production Tuesday, 6/26/2012, 4:30pm–7:30pm Eval
Mobile App—those who have downloaded the conference mobile app to their iPhone or iPad devices can use the speaker or session filter to find your specific session and submit their evaluation via the “Evaluate Session” button.
Mobile Website—those with any smartphone device can access the conference mobile website at iste2012.quickmobile.net, use the speaker or session filter to find your specific session, and submit their evaluation via the “Evaluate Session” button.
Conference Website—those with any internet enabled device can access the conference website at isteconference.org/search, use the Custom Program Search to find your specific session detail page, and submit their evaluation via the “Evaluate This Session” link.
HDSLR Video and Production Premium: July 10-12 from 8:30 – 4:30
Mount Si High School, Snoqualmie WA
Joe Dockery teaches high school multimedia courses at Mount Si High School in the Snoqualmie Valley School District, Washington. He weaves community service into all aspects of his curriculum to ensure his students receive authentic learning experiences. Dockery also consults and trains nationwide on the use and integration of Adobe software.
Dockery’s community service-based courses for the high school involve Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, Encore, Adobe Premiere Pro, Soundbooth, Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, and Acrobat Professional. He has also taught courses for Washington State University, Seattle Pacific University, The Puget Sound Educational Service District, and a variety of other school districts.
His awards include the Washington State Golden Apple Award, Radio Shack National Technology Teacher of the Year Award, Educator of the Year Award from the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation, ISTE’s “Best of the Best” conference workshop and “Making IT Happen”. Dockery presents at numerous conferences, including the Florida Educational Technology Conference, the National Educational Computing Conference, the Virginia Department of Education, the Educational Technology Leadership Conference, and the Northwest Council for Computer Education.
Dockery has a master's in teaching and a certificate in Distance Learning Design and Development from the University of Washington.
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