Making Science and Engineering Pictures: A Practical Guide to Presenting Your Work
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Duration | 4 weeks |
Start from | Start Now |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
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Credential | Certificate |
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- Length: 4 Weeks
- Price: FREE Add a Verified Certificate for $50 USD
- Institution MITx
- Subject: Communication
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- In this six-week course, you will learn the basics of photography and gain intriguing new perspectives on the visual world. The course will include video tutorials, accompanied by photography assignments. Learners will upload their images to small, online working groups for discussion and review. You will discover how subtle changes in lighting, composition, and background contribute to creating more compelling images that help communicate science visually. The course also includes interviews with noteable image makers and art directors.
- While previous experience with a camera will be helpful, it is not essential. In order to complete the course assignments, you will need access to a single-lens reflex camera (a camera that can accept interchangeable lenses), a 105 macro lens, a flatbed scanner, and a smartphone or tablet with camera. Learners without access to this equipment can still benefit from the course concepts. However, full participation in the image making assignments will create more meaningful hands-on experience.
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felice frankel
Designation : Research Scientist at the Center for Materials Science and Engineering University : Massachusetts Institute of Technology
natasha collette busse
Designation : Designer and Producer University : Natasha Collette Busse
robin heyden
Designation : Writer and Education Consultant University : Robin Heyden
joanne larrabee
Designation : Course Staff University : MIT Information Systems and Technology
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- While previous experience with a camera will be helpful, it is not essential. Assignments will require some access to equipment; please refer to the course description for full information.
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Important Dates
May 25, 2024
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