Blog Presentation

       We are require to do a presentation about our blog and what are the activities then we've done in academic skill class. Then at the end of the the presentation, one of the other students must comment on the presentation. The next class of academic skill, each of us must comment on each other presentation.Each of us must give 3 good things and 3 things that we can improve for our friend presentation. 

 

       For me, the best presentation was from Samira. Her voice was very clear and her presentation was good. She know how to attract the audience attention.Plus, she did her presentation with confidence. However, she always use technical words that the audience never heard before.

      At the end of of the class, Miss Nadyra told us the good thing about us and mine was spontaneous. Can easily make up something very quick and can easily accomplish a work in a unique kind of way.

Story Writing (Academic Skills)

Instruction : 
Each of us have to write a word without looking at the words wrote by others. Then, use all the words written to make a story.

1st Round  : Comedy
Words  : perfection, enjoyment, tunnel, foggy, cat, weird, mirror and beach.

2nd Round : Horror
Words  : underwear, bleeding eye zombie, crows, hanging eyeballs, clown, vampire, grave, lady and E.T.

3rd Round : Sad
Words  : money, sleep, cheated, tore, grandmother, break up, hungry, rainbow and failure

Guessing Game ( Academic Skills)

1) Action and Object
Each individual have to pick one folded paper. Each paper are written an action or object. The individual need to describe the action/object without saying the name of it.

2) Role
Each individual have to pick one folded paper. Each paper are written a person's name. The individual need to describe the person without saying a word.

Individual	Role
Hatmi (me)	Hui Xing
Alexis	Xu Hui
Satish	Mr. Sukor
Aisyah	Satish
Samira	Ms. Tiffany
Hui Xing	Aisyah
Rey	Ms. Nadyra
Emily	Herself
Xu Hui	Hatmi (me)

Writing For Designers (Task 4)

1. Grid - is a structure (usually two-dimensional) made up of a series of intersecting straight (vertical, horizontal, and angular) or curved guide lines used to structure content.
2. Brainstorm - a group or individual creativity exercise
3. Cropping - refers to the removal of the outer parts of an image to improve framing, accentuate subject matter or change aspect ratio.
4. Headline - is the text indicating the nature of the article below it.
5. Resolution - refers to how detail an image holds.
6. Tone - set of colors to another in order to approximate the appearance of high dynamic range images in a medium that has a more limited dynamic range.
7. Shape - two-dimensional space that can be defined by edges, setting one flat specific space apart from another.
8. Contrast - refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements.
9. Space - is a three-dimensional volume that can be empty or filled with objects.
10. Depth - is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp in an image.
11. Pixel - is the smallest unit of measurement that a device can work with.
12. Baseline - is the imaginary horizontal line that the majority of the letters reside.
13. Gradient - refers to a function in graphic software permitting a person to make an image contain a gradual change of colors (such as purple turning gradually into blues and then greens).
14. Outline - the outer  border of a graphic or area of text.
15. Emboss  - Give the image dimension by giving the image an appearance as if it was projecting from a flat surface.
16. Export - to permit a user to save a file in a different format in order to open it in another program.
17. Bevel - give an image a raised appearance by the addition of a beveled effect; highlight and shadow colors are applied to the interior and exterior edges of the image.
18. Caption - a title for a picture or an illustration ; frequently a caption is a short phrase.
19. Word wrap - consists of the automatic removal of characters to the following line if the right margin is reached in a text editor or word processor.
20. Spread - joining of two facing pages that are created to work as a unit in a double-sided document.A spread also refers to the inner panels of a brochure.
21. Solarization - a photographic image displayed in a manner in which the whites and blacks of the image are black in appearance; the midtones of the image lean more towards white in appearance.