In the beginning of class we read Chapter 20: Shop Safety and Chapter 21: Legal Restrictions on Copying. We took the Safety and Law Test- Part 1 and Part 2. Students also learned about the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the 1st Amendment. The post is at http://skylinehsgraphicdesign1.blogspot.com/2014/09/constitution-day-2014.html along with the links to two videos and a worksheet.
Students also made Journal entries about the article What is Art Plagiarism?
http://sacredflamingheart.deviantart.com/journal/What-Is-Art-Plagiarism-READ-THIS-234951828
Module 4- Ethics in Graphic Design
Directions:
Log on to Block1 and pull up the Graphic Design 1 blog (http://skylinehsgraphicdesign1.blogspot.com/) and find the Ethics tab (http://skylinehsgraphicdesign1.blogspot.com/p/ethics.html). Scroll down to the Module 4: Ethics Design Project heading and read through the directions.
Once you are done with your
sketch you will turn your Journal in the crate with your class hour and the Ethics
in Design Worksheet, Ethical Design Checklist and Ethical Design Rubric in the clear bin for your classes
hour (30 minutes)
Students also made Journal entries about the article What is Art Plagiarism?
http://sacredflamingheart.deviantart.com/journal/What-Is-Art-Plagiarism-READ-THIS-234951828
Module 4- Ethics in Graphic Design
Log on to Block1 and pull up the Graphic Design 1 blog (http://skylinehsgraphicdesign1.blogspot.com/) and find the Ethics tab (http://skylinehsgraphicdesign1.blogspot.com/p/ethics.html). Scroll down to the Module 4: Ethics Design Project heading and read through the directions.
Next,
scroll down to the bottom of the page and download the Ethics in Design Worksheet and Ethical
Design Rubric or pick them up at the front desk. There are ten (10)
questions to answer.
Next, view the two videos and fill out questions one through three on the worksheet. Than go to the Ethics for the Starving Designer site (http://www.starvingforethics.com/). Read the Forward, Slide 1-21 and In Summary and answer questions four through ten on the Ethics in Design Worksheet.
Next, view the two videos and fill out questions one through three on the worksheet. Than go to the Ethics for the Starving Designer site (http://www.starvingforethics.com/). Read the Forward, Slide 1-21 and In Summary and answer questions four through ten on the Ethics in Design Worksheet.
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Once you have done the questions one through ten on the Ethics in Design Worksheet you will need to decide what ethical issue you will design. The choices are Global Warning and Amnesty International. View the images from the links Amnesty International posters- in pictures
(http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2011/apr/03/amnesty-international-posters-in-pictures) and Stop Global Warming Design inspirations (http://www.thedesignwork.com/stop-global-warming-design-inspirations/).
Amnesty International posters- in pictures
(http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2011/apr/03/amnesty-international-posters-in-pictures)
(http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2011/apr/03/amnesty-international-posters-in-pictures) and Stop Global Warming Design inspirations (http://www.thedesignwork.com/stop-global-warming-design-inspirations/).
Amnesty International posters- in pictures
(http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2011/apr/03/amnesty-international-posters-in-pictures)
Stop Global Warming Design inspirations (http://www.thedesignwork.com/stop-global-warming-design-inspirations/)
1.
Next, you will need to
get your Journal and a pencil. Sketch out your ethical design and make sure to
have your Ethical Design Checklist
and Ethical Design Rubric to guide
your design decisions. Look at the student sample on the blog and you may
search the web for more inspiration.
