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2. Word cloud
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In a few words, how would you describe the art of photography?
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19. Poll
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Would you rather experience the nostalgia of film photography or enjoy the convenience of digital photography?
- Experience the nostalgia of film photography
- Enjoy the convenience of digital photography
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23. Personalised Feedback
360 seconds
How does the angle of your photo affect it?
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26. Drawings
450 seconds
Draw a pineapple playing the piano with a top hat on its crown
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34. Drawings
1380 seconds
Clues
Complete the following:
Students will be able to take a photo using their smartphones, compose it with the Rule of Thirds, then defend their photographic compositions through a visual explanation.
The Rule of Thirds divides a photo into 9 equal parts, with two horizontal and two vertical lines. The four points where the lines intersect are the best spots to position the main elements of the photo. Using the Rule of Thirds helps create a more balanced, aesthetically pleasing photo.
A: Take a photo using the Rule of Thirds with your smartphone. B: Explain your photo by drawing the Rule of Thirds and labeling the main elements of the photo in Curipod.
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60 seconds
36. Open question
300 seconds
How can you use the Rule of Thirds to compose your next photograph with your smartphone?
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60 seconds
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