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The document provides an overview of training on the Blackboard (Bb) learning management system. It outlines that by the end of the training, participants will understand what Bb is and how it is used, learn to access and navigate Bb, identify the primary components of institution and course environments, demonstrate how to communicate and access content in Bb, and understand the group feature in Bb for collaboration purposes. Bb can be accessed through the MyCSMD portal and used to view and share documents, receive announcements, communicate via email, and for work teams to collaborate within their own groups. Technical support for Bb is available through the help desk.
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The document outlines 8 basic steps for photo editing in Adobe Photoshop Elements 6: 1) Rotate and crop the image, 2) Fix flaws using the clone stamp tool, 3) Expand the tonal range using levels, 4) Add contrast using curves, 5) Adjust color using levels, 6) Improve sharpness with unsharp mask, 7) Save the edited file, and 8) Compare the original and edited images. Each step provides instructions for using specific tools and adjustments to enhance the photo.
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The document outlines 8 basic steps for photo editing in Adobe Photoshop Elements 6: 1) Rotate and crop the image, 2) Fix flaws using the clone stamp tool, 3) Expand the tonal range using levels, 4) Add contrast using curves, 5) Adjust color using levels, 6) Improve sharpness with unsharp mask, 7) Save the edited file, and 8) Compare the original and edited images. Each step provides instructions for using specific tools and adjustments to enhance the photo.
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Here are two photos demonstrating different angles of view from changing focal length:
[PHOTO 1]
This photo was taken with a wide-angle lens around 18mm. It captures a large field of view and makes objects appear smaller.
[PHOTO 2]
This photo of the same scene was taken with a telephoto lens around 70mm. It has a narrower field of view and makes objects appear larger.
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- 1. Joel Kinison Instructional Technology Coordinator Division of Distance Learning and Faculty Development
- 2. By the end of training today you will: Understand what Blackboard (Bb) is & what it is used for Demonstrate how to access and navigate in Bb Identify primary components of the Bb Institution & Course Environments Demonstrate how to communicate in Bb Demonstrate how to access content in Bb Understand the group feature in Bb
- 4. Middle Blackboard States Online environment referred to as Learning Management System (LMS) Provides online collaboration for the various groups and committees An online committee hub to share information Safely distribute documents 24x7 Access
- 5. How many of you have any experience in Bb -either as a student or a teacher? Any other Learning Management System (LMS)? Rate your level of expertise with Basic Tech. Skills! Beginner? Intermediate? Expert?
- 6. You can save you valuable time and improve the communication between your group members. The Group Homepage provides the most current listing of your group. Post group working documents just for your group. Extend - or spark - group discussion through a discussion board.
- 8. Log in using one of the following browsers Firefox www.mozilla.org Safari (Mac) www.apple.com/safari Google Chrome www.google.com/chrome
- 9. Log in through MyCSMD myOnline Classes Login
- 10. My Institution Tab-best place to return if you “get lost” Announcements Course Listing Informative modules
- 12. Breadcrumb Navigation Collapse and Expand Course menu Groups
- 13. Collaboration Chat Room File exchange Document Storage Group Blog Chronological Order Group Discussion Board Topic Threads Group Journal Refined – Reflective Group Tasks Actions Which Need Attention My Groups
- 16. Bb can be used as a location to collaborate Access Bb through myCSMD Within my course I can view documents and other resources submitted by my Co-Chairs Within Bb I can receive communication via Announcements and generate mail Each work team will have their own group within Bb to collaborate with other team members
- 17. Technical Support in Bb-Help Desk help@csmd.edu call x 4357 Specific Bb Support-DLF Help dlf@csmd.edu call x 4736
- 18. Questions? Concerns? Comments?