Family Photo
Description:
In this lesson, students will explore how to edit inserting images like family photos with different pixelated effects. Then use these functions to complete their laser work with transparent acrylic and wooden lamp base. Students will know that laser work not only can be done with flat materials like plywood, acrylic, or felts, but also many semi-finished materials in different shapes and textures.
Objectives:
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
- Master the functions of image editing in XCS
- Outline images inserted in different ways
- Test new materials for precise process parameters
Curriculum Connections Summary:
- British Columbia – Math, Applied Design, Skills and Technology; Technology Explorations, Electronics, Industrial Coding and Design
- Alberta – ICT; Math; English Language Arts
- Saskatchewan – Design Studies
- Manitoba – Science; Career Development, Applied Math
- Ontario – Math, Science & Technology, Art, Communication Technology
- Quebec – Math, Science & Technology, English Language Arts, Visual Arts
- New Brunswick - English Language Arts; Visual Arts, Math
- Nova Scotia – Technology, Visual Arts, Math
- Prince Edward Island – Visual Arts, Career and Technical Education, English Language Arts, Design Technology
- Newfoundland and Labrador - English Language Arts; Production Technology
- Yukon – Follows British Columbia curriculum standards.
- Northwest Territories - Follows British Columbia curriculum standards.
- Nunavut – Follows Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba curriculum standards
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Versatile and Smart Desktop 55W CO2 Laser Cutter
With its 55W laser tube, the xTool P2 can effortlessly cut through materials like wood and acrylic, offering educators powerful cutting capabilities. Enjoy the convenience of using free software like XCS and Lightburn, making it simple for educators to create laser-cutting projects without extra costs.