Academic Technology NEXUSUse natural gestures and brushes in Adobe Photoshop Sketch to create original artwork or capture concepts.
To learn more, read the tutorial: Create Paintings and Drawings on the Go.
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Take parts of photos and combine them into creative images on your mobile device with Photoshop Mix–and then fine-tune them in Photoshop.
To lean more, view Combine Photos on the Go with Photoshop Mix
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Learn how to perform photo retouching and restoration tasks directly from your iPhone or iPad.
To learn more, view the Retouch photos on the go with Photoshop Fix article.
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This activity teaches students how to generate the appropriate image and graphic file formats for web, print, and video. Students will also learn about design comps and how to use Artboards to create comps for different devices and export for review.
To learn more, view the Preparing images and graphics for web, print, and video article.
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In this self-paced course, you’ll learn how digital media experiences can deepen student understanding of subject-area content, encourage critical thinking, and develop textual, aural, and visual literacies. You’ll also explore strategies for helping students analyze the purpose and context of images and understand how to communicate effectively and ethically with images. Lastly, you’ll have an opportunity for an in-Photoshop assignment to sharpen your skills.
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This free online course is aimed at all educators looking to get started using creative image manipulation to engage students and develop creative digital skills with Adobe Photoshop. The course is self-paced, so you can learn at your own speed, and should take no longer than 3 hours to complete.
To learn more, view the Create Digital Images with Your Class article.
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In Photoshop, use the Clone Stamp tool for precise control when removing items from an image.
To learn more, view the Remove objects with the Clone Stamp tool article.
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In Photoshop, learn how to remove small distractions from an image.
To learn more, view the Clean up imperfections with Spot Healing article.
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In Photoshop, use content-aware technology for object removal.
To learn more, view the Remove objects with Content-Aware Fill article.
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In Photoshop, learn how to use the Magic Wand Tool to make selections based on color.
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