Sample Program Schedule
The 2-week session of Online Photography Camp will consist of two time blocks per day. (Please note this is a tentative schedule and subject to change.)
Sample A Block
9:00 – 9:30 am
Morning live Zoom meeting with Ms. Aubrey. We will have a check-in, see how students are feeling, lay out objectives for the day, celebrate and constructively critique one image from each student’s homework assignment, and point students to self-directed work and tutorials in Google Classroom.
9:30-11:00
Self-directed work that includes a tutorial video in Google Classroom, supplemental materials/activities (videos, readings, writing, sketching) and an assigned individual photo shoot assignment around the house based on Google Classroom materials. Ms. Aubrey will be available on Zoom during this time block to answer questions for campers as they are working on the assignment.
11:00 – 11:30
Regroup, sharing of work and experiences, questions, reflection and insights.
11:30-12:30 lunch/break
Sample B Block
12:30 – 1:15
Lecture + Learning + Hands-on in live Zoom meeting. This hour will cover one or more of the following: parts of camera, new shooting technique, an aspect of history of photography, presentation and, of course, student questions.
1:15 – 2:30
Shooting assignment based on Lecture + Learning + Hands-on. Campers will use this time to practice what they learned in L+L+H hour with a dedicated shooting assignment. Ms. Aubrey will be available on Zoom during this hour and fifteen minutes to answer questions for campers as they work on the assignment.
2:30 – 3:00
Regroup, reflection, questions, wrap-up for day. Homework will be assigned that continues to combine techniques and tips learned to date. Each homework assignment will consist of 3-5 images that campers will shoot and deliver to Ms. Aubrey by 8 am the next morning.
3:00-3:45
Monday-Thursday: Office hours and one-on-one check-ins with campers.
Friday: SLR Club. Students with an SLR can meet together and learn how to use their camera on manual.
Questions? Contact education@ogdenmuseum.org.