This is an excellent tutorial on how to use PowerPoint. Please be advised, this is not PowerPoint Office 365 version, it is for the “standalone” PowerPoint.
8 solid principles for effective presentation design.
This course introduces students to the study of visual communication. Students will examine the ways visual images persuade us to act, think, and feel, and will also learn vocabulary, concepts, and histories related to visual meaning-making. Students will focus on the ways images, seeing, and being seen influence the ways we experience the world within professional and social contexts and how visual images and image-making manipulate and become manipulated by a surrounding visual culture.
Through a combination of writing and design assignments, lectures and discussions, this course explores the practical and theoretical consequences of the creation, delivery, and reception of texts in digital spaces and discusses effective digital writing principles and techniques. The implications of visual and interaction design are examined as they affect digital communication. Students will have the opportunity to work with digital technologies and to critique a range of online texts.Weekly Contact: Lab: 1 hr. Lecture: 2 hrs.GPA Weight: 1.00 Course Count: 1.00
Learn the basics of Python, the humble spreadsheet, and data visualization tools to question data.
This course will introduce you to our core Adobe CC tools here at ProCom:
ProCom Technology staff have custom-developed these abbreviated “quick-start” resources. Our programming is entirely self-led and complete with short videos and cheatsheet files. If you are a ProCom student and need technology help, please DM us in Teams or use the group chat to ask questions – we’re here to help!
Email procomtech+coursehelp@torontomu.ca
Meet us in RCC 370, no appointment necessary at these times.
Ideally suited for more complex questions.
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