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Either in your backpack or the lock box!
C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)
H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
S: Finishing your work
HOME GAMES THIS WEEK
(August 24-28)
Football: 8/28 (Fri) @Cabrillo (AWAY)
JV Girls Volleyball: 8/27 (Thurs 5:30)
V Girls Volleyball: 8/27 (Thurs 5:30)
Check the schedules to see when you can take photos and interview!
Hoodies (ask them to take them off)
Sunglasses (ask them to take them off)
Hats (ask them to take them off)
Earbuds or Headphones (ask them to take them off)
Masks (ask them to take them off)
No inappropriate items (Red, Drugs etc)
MONDAY: Staff Positions...
TODAY YOU MUST PRACTICE BEING THE PHOTOGRAPHER!
Emma
Tiana
Erwin
Dominick
Lavina
Igen
Emmarosa
Alberto
Mia
Sophia
Alejandra
Taylor
Van
Landon
Matthew
Javier
TUESDAY: Staff Positions...
A list will be competed before each day!
Photographers (4): Emma, Tiana, Erwin, Dominick
Photographer Helpers (4): Lavina, Igen, Emmarosa, Alberto
Check in (2): Mia, Sophia
Inside Guides (4): Alejandra, Taylor, Van, Landon
Receiving Guides (4 Outside): Matthew, Javier, Phanell
Teachers aides (3): Day 2
Alternate Helpers/Leading students inside (4): Sevaeh, Ariana, R, Ace, Jonathan, Kinzie, Aelyn, Adrian, Arianna G, Destiny, Evelyn, D’Kya, Janiya (Some will be outside at the entrance, some inside...but all helping!)
Please, please PLEASE! be ON-TASK!
(no phones, no goofing off!)
WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: SCHOOL PORTRAITS
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: School photographs help to build a sense of community and belonging among students, parents, and teachers. They create a shared history that can be celebrated and remembered by everyone involved in the educational journey.
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will follow along with instruction and use what we have learned to take awesome school portraits!
School portraits are typically taken in a studio environment.
For our purposes, we have a make-shift set up ready to go!
There is a specific process we need to follow to stay organized!
Remember, there is a reason we put OUR current photos in separate folders!!!
Each student/staff member will get a card with their name, special code and QR code!
We, as photographers, will first take a clear photo of the QR code/sheet.
Then take the subject's photo!
WE WILL KEEP THE QR CODE SHEET!
After each session is for uploading/sorting!
This is a much longer process done by the teacher.
There are three key elements to taking a good QR code photo:
The card should be flat.
The photo should be evenly lit.
The code should be in focus.
If you keep to these guidelines, your codes will be recognized!
Failed Recognition
The most common mistakes that lead to non-recognition of QR codes:
Uneven exposure/shadows within the QR code
Bent/folded paper within the QR code
Light reflected in the black sections of the QR code
Wrong focus/motion blur
QR code is backlit
We will need to first learn then practice!
All students will be required to participate!
After instruction, One student will be the photographer, one the helper while another will be the subject!
Takes photo of QR code Sheet
Makes sure subject is in focus
Eye level is set
Takes 3+ photos of subject
Takes QR code from subject and attaches it to clip board
Hold QR Code sheet so Photographer can take a flat, focused photo
Instructs subject how to sit and pose
After session, instructs subject how to exit
Follows arrows to Enter
Hands QR code sheet to helper
Sits as instructed by helper
Smiles and has 3+ photos taken
Exits following Helpers intruction
Pay attention to subject/dress code!
No hoodies, earbuds or inappropriae clothing!
Each student will try each position!
ROTATION...
When one student is complete...
Photographer becomes Helper
Helper becomes Subject
Subject becomes Photographer
Then another group will try!
Ctrl+Alt+Delete then select SIGN OFF!
Please place HEADPHONES on your Monitors!