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Unit Overview One account. All of Google. Sign in to continue to Docs Find my account Forgot password? Sign in with a different account Create account One Google Account for everything Google Are you committed enough to design a logo? - Ideabook.com I got this question from another designer recently: “My client requested a logo design. She filled in my design brief questionnaire, I presented a few concepts, and we went through three rounds of concepts, variations, and tweaking. They were not sure of any of the designs and finally backed off. Though I did get an advance, it did not come close to covering the time I invested in the project. How do you handle this type of situation?” Whether you charge a few hundred dollars or a few hundred-thousand dollars, the great conundrum of logo design is this: If you can’t provide the client with a mark that they are excited about and invested in you haven’t done your job. Designing a logo is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly. That type of commitment does not come cheap. Logo design requires a commitment from both sides to see it through to its end. How do you avoid my friend’s problem? Here are a few examples of such agreements. The Graphic Artist Guild’s Letter of Agreement...

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Starting the Year with “All About Me” Activities I have written before about the beginning of the school year, Beginning the School Year: It’s About Connections Not Content. I begin all classes focusing on having the students make connections between each other and with me. I want students to learn about one another in a personal way. This year given remote learning, both synchronous and asynchronous, I developed technology-enhanced “all about me” activities that my learners could do remotely. Book Creator All About Me Activity Descriptions The following Book Creator of descriptions and examples of all about me activities is shared with my learners, grades 3 through 6, via our district’s Open Access website: This format provides my learners with a kid-friendly presentation of their All About Me activities. Bitmoji Learning Environment Bitmoji classrooms have become a bit of a craze. I ask them to note my sofa, picture of my cats, bookcase with books and art materials, my refrigerator with my diet Coke, plant, and window. Lego Selfie

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