Task 3 project

[Chy-baby]

Hi fellow contributors,

Please, someone should help me explain task 3 project, I have gone through the description but don't understand the task
Please, I need help.

[wendeee]

Hi @Chy-baby,

1. Make a copy of this spreadsheet

2. Fill in the list of images you have in your script with their detailed description.

3. Follow this sample to see how you will include the link to your script and the google drive folder that will contain the arts you have created.

4. Afterwards, from the list you have , create at least 4 arts/graphics in SVG format.

5. Create a Google Drive folder and label it 'Arts creation'. Create a subfolder within this parent folder and label it 'Graphics folder'. Add the art you have created in Step 5 to the Graphics folder.

6. Give [email protected] edit access to the Arts creation folder and record it as a contribution.

Ensure you go through this guide to see how to create arts for Oppia.

I hope this helps.

[Chy-baby]

Thanks so much @wendeee I appreciate.

[wendeee]

You're welcome.

[wendeee]

Also, try and move this to the Q&A section so it can benefit others who may have the same question.

[Angelmaryann]

Task 3 in the guide focuses on creating illustrations for the lessons. Let me try and break down each step:

Step 1: Review Oppia's art creation documentation
This step directs you to review the documentation provided by Oppia (https://docs.google.com/document/d/13bE4Bv9WbUPC-aJKAu8yJ-Pxceqqp8GoOrUpMaMYLzs/edit#heading=h.t9on3yqri2mx) which gives detailed guidelines on how to create art according to Oppia's standards. It's essential to familiarize yourself with these guidelines to ensure that the art you create aligns with Oppia's quality and style requirements.

Step 2: Create an art request list
Based on the lesson script you have prepared in Task 2, you need to create an art request list using the spreadsheet template(https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14ync8_6xaCcFwgb8Ng6vNajx-lUpT3LqgkxFyEJfIGA/edit#gid=0). Each art request should correspond to a specific part of the lesson script, and the request names should be based on the lesson title, using underscores to separate words. For example, if your lesson is about "Adding without carrying explanation," your art request name could be "Adding_without_carrying_explanation." Find explanation here (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15yL0AVmz2CVGaNy5TlOY6Yt1okV93KvYRC3omfl4Z8I/edit#gid=0). This step helps organize the artwork needed for the lesson.

Step 3: Create arts for at least 4 art assets
Using the art request list you have created, you are tasked with creating at least four art assets. These assets could include illustrations, diagrams, or any visual elements necessary to enhance the lesson content. Make sure that the art you create effectively communicates the concepts covered in the lesson and aligns with Oppia's art creation standards.

Step 4: Organize and share the art assets
Create a folder on Google Drive labeled as 'Arts creation' and add your art request spreadsheet to the folder. Within that folder, create a sub-folder titled 'Graphics folder' and add all the images you haveA created to that folder. Make sure to give edit access to [email protected] for the main folder and provide view access to anyone with the link. Finally, provide the link to the folder on the Outreachy website and record it as another contribution.

This task essentially involves creating visual assets that complement the lesson content and enhance the learning experience for students. Following Oppia's art creation guidelines and ensuring that the artwork accurately represents the lesson topics are crucial for this task.

[Chy-baby]

Thanks dear

[Angelmaryann]

Glad I could be of help @Chy-baby

[FrancescaIsek]

Hi @Chy-baby, I hope you've gotten your answer for the responses above.

When next you want to ask a question, ask in the Q & A category. That's the right channel for Questions🤗

[Chy-baby]

Yes I have, thanks.

[KikeMariam]

@wendeee Hello, pls can we use Figma for task 3?

[wendeee]

Hi @KikeMariam,

No, we can't. The art team specifically stated that we use illustrator tools like Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, or boxsvg.