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Tech Proficiency Class

Started by The Speaker Of Words, December 07, 2007, 08:32:41 PM

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Snorkel

Quote from: Lawlz on December 08, 2007, 11:14:02 AM
If your school wasn't Catholic, I'd gladly move there.


The reason you don't want to go to my school is because 95% of the people there are athletic idiots, not because it's Catholic. You hardly even notice the religious shit besides the half-assed biweekly theology classes.

guff

god fucking damn privileged assholes >:0

The only classes here that make use of graphics software are Yearbook and Newspaper.  And the extent of that is Photoshop and InDesign. ugly;
The school was slightly better tech-wise before it went charter, which, incidentally, is the year I started.

also, no photography classes, and the only 'graphics' class (which dealt more with the equipment rather than software) sucked and is gone now anyways
oh, and apparently the newspaper and yearbook classes had cs3 installed at one point, but 'it was making the computers too slow' gee i wonder if that had to do with said computers not meeting the system requirements and all the crap that adobe likes to have running in the background

The Speaker Of Words

Quote from: Valentrinne on December 08, 2007, 10:20:52 AM
That's awful (the ME PC lab). We've got year-old iMacs in the library and art rooms, MacBook Pros for the art department as well, and a few carts of MacBooks that classes can use.
Nobody uses that lab, anyway. All the classes have at least 1 cart of iBooks. The teachers use the now old iMacs (the one just before the upgrade) but some use Macbook Pros, and another class that is used for Garageband and Animation has 2 Mac Pros.

mariofreak

The hole one is very good. The other ones are basic though, not too impressive. Keep it up, make more pieces like the first one and you could be great.

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