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Final exam friendly reminder created with Spark Adobe

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Final exam friendly reminder created with Spark Adobe

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I also was denied access to Adobe spark, not sure why I don't have access. But anyway here is an image I made several years ago from a photo I took in PP

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Three women standing in a university building. Each woman holds a toddler in her arms. 

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Source: The Michigan Daily

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This is a picture of students

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Looks just like my Boston Terrier. I need to learn to photograph. 

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I found lots of beautiful photos on the various photo websites and am excited about the flickr capability! I could not log in to adobe spark - it said I "no longer have access." I will try to request access - but it looks like my options for requesting access are Adobe Stock and Adobe Creative Cloud.

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I am lovin this weather!! How about you?  LMH

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Hope everyone has a safe and fun halloween this week! Despite all the goosebumps and tricks, everyone ought to feel extra bootiful this week! ;-)

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One can get lost navigating all the available resources, but the end destination is the same and so much is learned on the journey.  Photo by Adelin Grigorescu on Unsplash

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Very fun tool and activity for everyone interested in learning more about designing images.

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My favorite place for photography -- Point Lobos south of Carmel

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My favorite place for photography -- Point Lobos south of Carmel

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Life is beautiful

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This class has been great and nice to learn about more resources for images. This semester I had a lot students who were self professed visual learners, and I found it difficult to find images to liven up the slide decks. Thanks!

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The Noun Project was totally new to me! I'm pretty sure I'll be grabbing icons from there in the future...

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Go through and grow. This course is such a growth for me. Learning so much. Thank you for wh0ever put this together!!!

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I use a lot of photos in presentations. It was convenient to have a selection of databases here to use.

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I found this map in the collection of images in the Wellcome Collection. I do like using different types of maps when explaining foreign law. This particular map puts Oceania and the Pacific Ocean. It's a different view from what we normally see in maps. That different view helps students remain curious and attentive.

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City in the Fog - Adapted from photos by Patrick Tomaso

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City in the Fog - Adapted from photos by Patrick Tomaso

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The photo was processed in Photoshop - color to gray scale, filter
"find edges." Concepts are often best communicated without the
distraction of color.

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The beautiful mysteries of aging - our final stage of human development

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The beautiful mysteries of aging - our final stage of human development

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Too often aging is thought of in negative terms with words like "decline," "dysfunction," "senile," "frail."  We know less about this stage of human development (development meaning continued growth), and more about the negative aspects of aging.  Yet, we are all on the journey toward this stage of life.  What are the assets of older age?  I study wisdom and meaningful aging, and the beautiful lines on this woman's face tell me she has seen and experienced a lot in her life.  Has this experiential wisdom enabled her to handle adversity and accept change?  Help others in need?  Provide advice and mentorship? Be self-reflective and lose ego-centric tendencies?  It is a very expressive and meaningful image.
Photo by Cristian Newman on Unsplash

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My Siberian had to be put down last year. This one looks just like her. They are beautiful, lively dogs and someday I will get another.

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I create a lot of presentations both for work and school. I have always struggled to create interesting visual graphics. I'm so thankful for the the posting of The Noun Project: Icons for Everything. It is a great resource for premade icons.

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Our elders have so much wisdom and insight to offer. So many people seek history from books and websites, but some of the best, true, raw, and free education are from our ancestors.

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I created this image as a way to introduce students to psychoanalysis, one of the foundational therapy models reviewed in FSHD 405: Theories of Counseling. I downloaded the image of Sigmund Freud from SnappyGoat and the rest of the images I found on Adobe Spark. This was my first-time using Adobe Spark, but it was really easy to navigate and use.

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Inspired by you! n.b. There is no alt-text feature here.

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I've been a fan of Adobe Spark for awhile. I use it for my side hustle, as a radio show host. I use Adobe Spark to create digital fliers and images. It's easy to use, high quality images and it's free. During the academic year the UA Bookstore offers a free one hour class on how to use Adobe Spark. You can also create videos. Here's a recent digital image that I made for my radio show...

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We need a purple high.

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I have seen really effective uses of flyers to advertise both graduate and undergraduate courses, so I figured this would be a fun and useful exercise on Spark.

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Rudimentary attempt at a graphic title page for my myth class. Lots to learn in Adobe Spark!

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Image credits: Black Britain: A Photographic History, Paul Gilroy (top and bottom images), "Linton Kwesi Johnson, 1979," Urban Image Magazine (middle)

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Tried my hand at Adobe Spark to create a banner for the course I am developing on qualitative research methods

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I found this image on snappy goat to use for an online engineering design competition we are developing for this summer. I added the text at the bottom.

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I found this image on snappy goat to use for an online engineering design competition we are developing for this summer. I added the text at the bottom.

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I made this image for my gender and language class using Adobe Spark.

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scroll down to see children exploring and learning during a beautiful sunset

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Background image for my future online theory music class

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Uyuni salt flats, Uyuni, Bolivia
Photo by Jeison Higuita on Unsplash

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For an intro to a class on French culture/civilization.
(The sign says 'Your fight is our fight')
Picture from unsplash

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Banner for an Intro course about traveling, created with Adobe Spark

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Great example of synaptic transmission of serotonin

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I'm excited about my trip to Spain.

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This little fellow is adapted to its desert home.

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I use this picture for the outline of my classes. I took it in Stockholm some years ago on a October afternoon.

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From Snappy Goat (pixabay.com)

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I could not access the Adobe Spark program either, at least not without my IT person (Super Deb!). However, I thought I would contribute with a clever piece of artwork. I had no idea where the photo came from (someone sent it to me years ago), but I used Google Image locator (referenced in today's assignment) to find it. The artwork can be found on the campus of the University of Texas, Austin. I modified the picture to show one side of the column. For the full piece -- with the adjacent side column -- scroll down to the next photo.

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I enjoyed finding this image of sunlight streaming through the tree. Would be a great conversation starter in a class.
I could not get access to Adobe as well which was frustrating.

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I like the idea of using this photo to introduce a unit on technology and Francophone sociolinguistics. Photo by Sebastien Gabriel on Unsplash.

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To all my crushers out there who need this reminder...

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To all my crushers out there who need this reminder...

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(made using Canva) - Kathleen

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Nature is Beauty-Jennifer
(photo from Snappy Goat)

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Design-Based Research Explanation through Image (Natalie Amgott)

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Design-Based Research Explanation through Image (Natalie Amgott)

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The below image describes the basics of Design-Based Implementation Research (for more, see Fishman et al., 2013).
I made this graphic through Adobe Spark and can use it to explain my research to key stakeholders.

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Just a Shrinking Violet!
(Photo from SnappyGoat)

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(Reese)

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Just one of my favorite things! (Doug H)

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I hope everyone can enjoy the rainy days in Tucson. It seems that the rain will last for several days. After the rainy days, Tucson's summer is coming!

(Photo from Unsplash)

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Hope all you are having a wonderful, rainy Tuesday in the desert.
Anyways, this royalty-free websites are wonderful!

(Seoyoung Park, image from Snappy Goat)

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The pier in Santa Cruz, at Stagnaro's Fish Market

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The pier in Santa Cruz, at Stagnaro's Fish Market

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Rainy, grey days always remind me of visiting my great grandmother Glenda in Santa Cruz when I was a child to my early teens. We always took her for lunch to Stagnaro's where she ALWAYS, routinely ate a bowl of clam chowder with the round oyster crackers. The smell of brine and wood and rotting seaweed permeates the whole place. Their fish, however, always looks spectacularly fresh.

(thanks, Unsplash)

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Here is the full piece. Quite different!

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I cannot seem to figure out how to access the Adobe Spark program! Maybe I need to be on the UA network? This is a good reminder to me that when introducing new technologies to students, its important to make it part of a no/low risk exercise first.
-David Hogan

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one image from search in Spark, the other uploaded. Put together with Adobe Spark! Click on image to SUPERSIZE!