For the first week back after Spring Break, I got trained by Abriella on creating my own Canvas Page and setting up Zoom through Canvas. Here are some screenshots of my page.
And here’s a screenshot of my ‘Lecture’ on editing a photo in Adobe Lightroom
I went to LeapHacks last Saturday and our team implemented a React web app. Matt (one of our teammates) is passionate about language learning so this is basically his passion project. Here’s a demo of our less-than-one-day built.
I’ve been doing a bunch of CLIOs. They’re basically pretty boring to look at so I’ll just post the spreadsheet of the assignments.
I also created a CLIO guidelines after meeting with Valerie to establish some uniformity.
I’ve been working on CLIO for the past 2 weeks, but a few days ago I encountered this CLIO that requires 5 carousels. It took a while to eyeball the unformatted source code interface in CLIO and fill in all the images information, so I wrote a script to generate the HTML code automatically. All we have to do is to fill in the images information on the terminal.
Maddy and I (mostly Maddy) re-designed the poster. Lots of jumping around Ai and Ps and converting, but we’re all really happy with the result. Here’s what’s printed out.
I’ve been working with Maddy on the STA Spring Roster Poster. Mike wanted a poster related to the word ‘Champion,’ so I drew inspirations from retro style posters. Maddy was also on the same page where she drew inspirations from the Olympics, and so Valerie let us work together on the poster. Here’re the latest two versions.
Maddy worked mostly on the main components of the poster (pictures and the ring illustrations on the left as well as the ‘projecting’ background), while I worked on the header / footer typography and the small icon in the bottom right corner. We’re giving Mike both versions to see which one he likes better and we’ll go from there :). We both really like the poster so far!