Illustrator Project Turn-in Instructions AND Reflection. Posted 4/20 - MAJOR

 Today you should work hard on all THREE illustrator creations you have been working on. I expect to see them posted by the end of the class period. You should also complete the reflection which you can find at the bottom of this assignment.

Turning them in is pretty simple. You will need to save them as an .ai file. This is the native file format in Illustrator, so a simple save as should get you to the correct pop-up box. Save the piece on to your desktop. Label it Illustrator 1 (2 or 3) or you could name it to represent the subject like Infographic 1, Political Cartoon, Drawing 3.

Move the .AI file to your Google Drive. Click the Share Button and make sure you change the sharing to Bowie High School. Get a clickable link. Go to your Google Site and use the Embed function on a new Google Site subpage called Illustrator Project and put that link on your site. I want to be able to access the .AI file.

Then in Illustrator do this:

File>Export>SAVE AS

Choose .PNG

In the dialog box choose DESKTOP

It should put a .PNG version on your desktop and that can go onto your Google Site.

Post them on your Google Site - PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU DRAG ONE OF THE CORNERS TO MAKE IT AS LARGE AS POSSIBLE ON GOOGLE SITES SO I CAN SEE IT - and you are done for the day.

Sorry I am not there today to help, but you have done something similar a few times already this year. 

Remember - you should have 1 Infographic, 1 Political Cartoon, and 1 more piece of your choosing. 

More Examples from last year in my J1 class:

REFLECTION:

On a new Google Site page, titled Illustrator Project reflection, please answer the following questions:

 Questions

1. What aspects of your Illustrator Project turned out well? Explain your answer.

2. What aspects of your Illustrator Project didn't turn out as well as you hoped? Explain your answer.

3. Explain the parts of the project, as a whole, that were easier to complete?

4. Explain what parts of the project, as a whole, were more difficult to complete?

5. Does your political cartoon have a clear stance? What was your stance?

6. Did you cite your sources for your infographic? What was your source (s)?

7. How would you rate the Canva program in terms of ease of use?

8. Did you use any other programs or websites to complete your task? Please list them and what you used them to do.

9. If you could do your project again, what would you change or do again?

10. On a scale of 1-10 how much did you enjoy this project? Explain your answer and what you would recommend the teacher do to make the project better for future students