To master basic digital software and hardware.
Software
Mastery of the software is adequate
for basic usability of the software. I feel that the video portion they took
better too than Photoshop. The standardization of layout will definitely help
this in the future. File management however was quite bad with many of the
students. But I suspect this is partly fault of the OS as Apple OSX isn’t particularly
friendly to file management.
Hardware
Given the issues of storage and
other hardware related things, I would still call it novice at best. While not
explicitly needed for art, I feel that a better understanding of the hardware
end of digital production is needed. (Namely for that they stop asking me why
NTFS cannot be written to on OSX)
To gain ability in evaluating and applying knowledge of the
aesthetic and theoretical principles of art.
The aesthetic principals of art I feel
have been neglected in my education here; however I also feel that this aspect
of the course was a little lacking beyond the basic IQ assessments. However, I feel
that relying heavily on them would be in proper for this course as it would
muddle an already confusing subject for most. As such I feel that the level in which it is
touched on is adequate for this course. (A revision on resolution is definitely
in order, Still amazes me how many were using low resolution materials.)
To become knowledgeable about media art, its historical
precedents and contemporary manifestations.
This is one section that is completed
to my satisfaction. No real revisions I have at the moment for it.
To gain ability in communicating and articulating ideas,
both visually and verbally.
Verbally I feel that the students
have gained skill in expressing their opinions and rational when critiquing. However
the expression of ideas threw art is definitely not the strong point of some
students (nor was it of myself). I’m not particularly equipped with the knowledge
and ability to make comments on improvements to this. I know enough to know
that I know very little.
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