Print Book

You will now print your photo book. You can either print at school, home, or a print shop. Follow the guidelines below:

Make sure all of your JPG photos were exported 300dpi high quality (print the pages front to back on matte or thicker paper).When finished, export it as a JPG in 300dpi (highest quality).
Make sure the JPG file size is larger than 2MB so it won't pixelate. Then use https://splitter.imageonline.co/ & crop your image in two. They should be at least 1MB in size so there is a left side page and a right side page.
1. Do not screenshot as it will be low quality and you will lose points for quality.

Print the book in page order and front to back. Also print the title page and back author page. Read over the printer setting directions.
1. You need to bind your book in some way either with a spiral binder or something similar. You can pick up glossy or matte thicker paper and a spiral binder at anytime at school in the HS lab and use the hole punch if needed. You could also go to a printing shot to print, which is easy and simple. You can also try at home if you have the resources. If you are out of country for the rest of the year, email Mr. Heil.
2. After you have printed it, take a photo of you holding it and post to Schoology. Mr. Heil must receive the book at some time by the end of the year. We were going to read the books to elementary students but instead, we will put them in the elementary library for kids to read and you can always stop by to read it and show friends and family.

or not coming to school any of the days in May and cannot print it with a spiral binder and thicker paper, then print the pages front to back on regular paper and a binder like the example below and when you post your actual video of your book, type "not in class all week" for Schoology.

Also, if you are not coming to CA class May 25 & 26, then you can have until May 28 to submit this assignment because you need extra time to get your materials from the store or print at home. In Schoology for the assignment, simply write "not in class" so I do not deduct points and then reply to that Schoology post with the completed work by the extended due date.