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:- Homepage:
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:- Teaching Statement
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Selected Class Projects
:- Bookcovers: Developing a Series
:- Famous Speech: Motion vs. Print
:- Creating Interaction
:- Workbook: Type Rules Illustrated
:- Senior Portfolio Class
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Sample...
:- Syllabus
:- Rubric
:- Student Observations/Reflections
:- Class Portal
:- Class Project Outline
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Recognition
:- Teaching/Student Awards
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Contact Info
e: herstow@ku.edu
c: 795 393 9382 |
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Class Portal
Typography is what language looks like — Ellen Lupton
Four years ago I was finding examples of online resources and emailing them out to my students as I found them. I was finding so many articles, great examples of graphic design, podcasts, that it was getting hard to keep them all organized and easily accessible so I started a website that held links to resources.
The page of links turned into developing my own website for all my classes, a place to post the syllabus, projects, links related to projects, examples, and homework. This year, I added on the left side of main page key dates for the students; lectures, deadlines, professional events. (click here to visit the class portal, each class is listed on the main page)
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