Spring 2010 Logo Program
jess.hodgson@gmail.com
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Logistics
The clients and designers agreed to the following requirements.
GMOD User Participation Requirements
- You must be a non-profit organization.
- You are willing to meet virtually (phone, Skype, AIM, IChat, etc.)
with the students on a regular basis to first explain what your
database/web site/organism is about and what makes it unique, and
then to provide feedback and guidance on the student designs as they
progress.
- You have time to work with students during the time window when the
course is working on this.
- You provide the teaching institution with feedback / student
evaluation that is requested.
- If you use the new design, you give credit somewhere on your web
site (that is reachable by search engines), to the student(s) who
created it and to the institution they were attending.
- Before meeting with the student you should give some thought to what
your requirements are. Does the logo need to look good in black and
white? Does it need to appear in a favicon?
If you already have a design in mind and you just want it polished,
then this program is not for you. The goals of the program are two
fold. First to provide you with a logo, and second to provide students
with design experience. If you already have a design the students won’t
get that experience.
Graphic Design Student Requirements
- You are willing to meet virtually (phone, Skype, IChat, AIM, etc.)
with your client on a regular basis so that you can understand their
requirements, and what makes their web site/database/organism
unique, interesting and useful. This may mean understanding some of
the biology behind the site.
- You make any appointments that you set up.
Fees
LBCC required a payment of US$75 per participating organization. Past
experience has shown that charging clients a nominal fee leads to a
stronger commitment to the projects and to working with the students.
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