💡   Please log into the Outschool classroom on the same device as your art app and give permission for zoom to control your device remotely if possible. If you prefer using a mobile device to make you art, I recommend logging into the Outschool meeting TWICE: one log-in should be the mobile device where you are creating your art and the second should be a device with a video camera facing the student so we can better communicate. To prevent audio feedback, disable the audio on one device.

I will be demonstrating using Canva, which is a FREE (with paid options) online software with many options for creating graphics. No installation required on a computer. For mobile devices, install the app at canva.com or from your app store. 

Canva requires all account holders to be aged 13 or older – parents will need to create an account for students aged under 13 years. It is recommended that all students log in with a parent account. This course uses the free version of Canva; you do not need to upgrade to a paid subscription. Be sure you are logged into an active account before class begins, preferably on the SAME DEVICE AS ZOOM.

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
unsplash.com
pexels.com
photopea.com
canva

💡   Please log into the Outschool classroom on the same device as your art app and give permission for zoom to control your device remotely if possible. If you prefer using a mobile device to make you art, I recommend logging into the Outschool meeting TWICE: one log-in should be the mobile device where you are creating your art and the second should be a device with a video camera facing the student so we can better communicate. To prevent audio feedback, disable the audio on one device.

I may show some examples of graphic design in Canva, only to illustrate a point.

Photopea is a free, online, photo-editing software very similar to Photoshop. NO account or installation is required. Students MUST use a computer.

Be sure you are logged into an active account before class begins, preferably on the SAME DEVICE AS ZOOM.

Pexels.com and Unsplash.com are internet’s source of freely usable images, high resolution images. Generally, the images that return on a search of these sites are safe and appropriate for students; however, it is possible to abuse these tools to find inappropriate images. Parental supervision is suggested for students under the age of 13.