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I am planning to teach an introductory and advanced digital photography class in the spring at the High School and Adult levels. Students will have some cameras (both SLR and “point and shoot) as well as PhotoShop CS available to them. Each course will be for 18 weeks with meetings of 110 minutes every other day.

I need a complete syllabus and course of study outline that should include goals, objectives, activities and performance indicators. A recommended text book and reference material would also be helpful.
I have taught photography for 32 years and wrote the curriculum for traditional photography for the state rubric in 1987. I am a firm believer in uniform standards so what students are being taught at one school can used by other schools as a guide to the students abilities. I am asking for specific curriculum as this course will be taught as an occupational class under the Regional Occupation Program.

One Response to “Syllabus for Digital Photography Course?”

1. Pioneer on November 3rd, 2008 3:08 pm

   Have you considered something like
   as a reference text? This may provide ideas to include in your syllabus. Or, are you are looking for a syllabus already created?