Difference between revisions of "2D Lab Proficiency Test"

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===Written Test===
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===Process===
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* Read through the [[2D Manual|2D Lab manual]] and answer the questions provided.  
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* The 2D Lab Proficiency involves completing a Canvas course and completing a hands-on proficiency with a lab aide.
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* Write out the answers and bring them with you to your proficiency test. No answers, no proficiency.
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** The Canvas course has two modules; Dragonframe Basics and the 2D Proficiency.
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** Read through the [[2D Manual|2D Lab manual]] to learn more about the lab.  
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# What is the first thing you should do when you come into the lab?
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* You need to be using the lab for academic purposes
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# Where can you schedule time and what do you do if you need a lot of hours?
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* You need to be enrolled in an academic program or individual learning contract with a media fee.  
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# What should you do if you are having problems in the lab?
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* Some academic programs will co-ordinate the scheduling of proficiencies.   
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# What are three things that you shouldn’t do to the camera and the lens?
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* If you need a proficiency that is not being arrange by the faculty fill out the [https://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/electronic-media-lab-access Media Lab Proficiency Request Form] and we will contact you about the rest of the process.
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# Is it okay to use messy materials on the main animation stand if you are careful and wrap the table in plastic wrap?
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# How many sheets of cells and how many pages of paper can you punch at one time on the ACME hole punch?
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# Where can you store files on the computer and when do they get deleted?
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# What are four things that you must always do when you are done using the lab?
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Revision as of 17:20, 29 November 2021

Process

  • The 2D Lab Proficiency involves completing a Canvas course and completing a hands-on proficiency with a lab aide.
    • The Canvas course has two modules; Dragonframe Basics and the 2D Proficiency.
    • Read through the 2D Lab manual to learn more about the lab.
  • You need to be using the lab for academic purposes
  • You need to be enrolled in an academic program or individual learning contract with a media fee.
  • Some academic programs will co-ordinate the scheduling of proficiencies.
  • If you need a proficiency that is not being arrange by the faculty fill out the Media Lab Proficiency Request Form and we will contact you about the rest of the process.
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