I posted some links to my GIMP tutorials recently. Here are the assignment PDFs that I gave the students. These, along with the tutorials linked to below, provide a nice introduction to the program. It was a great improvement over how we started last year.
The assignments might have different names, but these are the topics
All of the
tutorials for these lessons can be found in this post.
Any other resources available for teaching Graphic Design using GIMP?
ReplyDeleteI have found a good site that has some good resources on it:
ReplyDeleteLearn GIMP: From Greenhorn to Guru in 19 Lessons
http://www.sitepoint.com/learn-gimp/
Not a bad site for a flipped classroom or in class tutorials...
I have found a good site that has some good resources on it:
ReplyDeleteLearn GIMP: From Greenhorn to Guru in 19 Lessons
http://www.sitepoint.com/learn-gimp/
Not a bad site for a flipped classroom or in class tutorials...
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Does anyone happen to have copies of the pdf files. They appear to have disappeared.
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