I will be creating projects with a smaller group of older teens who have very little to no design experience with design. The idea for the long-term program is create print, web and video campaigns for a few public services/events around town. As I was informed, some of these kids have a little design experience in their background - but apparently not much. Before I jumped into the program and bang out a bunch of videos and billboards, I came up with the idea of conducting a session (maybe a couple of sessions) to assess their knowledge and skills in various Adobe CC programs, iMovie, printing, and so on.
Being that these are older teens, I am now trying to find a relatively interesting way to teach them the basics of putting a video together to promote an event. I don't know if standing up and teaching a formal "follow along with me" class is very interesting at all. I thought of choose your own adventure type of video class where I have the kids pick a beginning, middle and end scene, music, effects, etc. as we go along and show them the basics that way. But is that too much for a couple hours of "class time?"
Does anyone have experience in an informal class or workshop environment like this?
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Submitted May 25, 2017 at 03:23PM by DaveyJonas http://ift.tt/2r0BJPy
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