Transcript Communication Technology I - Marion County Public Schools

Communication Technology I
overview
Essential Question: What is the purpose of
safety in the Lab?
I will be able to explain the importance of communication in our technological society
Essential Question: What is the purpose of safety in the Lab?
BELLWORK:
Explain why a MSDS sheet important to have?
Think – Pair- Share: Think about what you wrote,
pair with a partner and share your answers. Be
ready to share with the class.
Discussion – Recall & Mastery of Chapter 2
I will be able to explain the importance of communication in our technological society
Key Terms
I will be able to explain the importance of communication in our technological society
Graphic communications: The exchange of information
in a visual form, such as words, drawings,
photographs, or a combination
Substrate: Any material with a surface that can be printed
on
Artwork: The graphic elements used in producing printed
products (line art and photographs)
Line art: Illustrated images drawn by hand or using
computer software
Editing: the final preparation of the author’s manuscript
for publication, including checking the text, line art,
and photographs
Process color: The four colors of ink used for
color printing: cyan, magenta, yellow, and
black. Also known as CMYK
Printing: A process involving the use of a
specialized machine to transfer an image
from an image carrier to a substrate.
Printing press: A specialized machine used to
transfer an image from an image carrier to
substrate, usually paper.
Impactless printing: the term used for several
types of printing that DO NOT require
direct contact between an image carrier and
the substrate.
Key Terms
I will be able to explain the importance of communication in our technological society
Commercial printing: A segment of the graphic communications industry that
produces various products for customers, including forms, newspaper inserts,
and catalogs.
Quick Printing: A subdivision of commercial printing, consisting of shops
specializing in rapidly completing short-run printing and photocopying work
for customers.
Relief Printing: the oldest method of printing, and requires a raised image. Ink is
spread on the raised image areas, and transferred to paper by direct pressure.
EQ: :
Explain the basic differences among the following printing
processes: relief printing, planography, intaglio process, porous
printing, and impactless printing.
Exit Ticket
Explain what the K-W-L Strategy is and how you will use it in
this class.
What’s next: Chapter 1 – Exam
Thursday/Friday