Table of great projects

No	Project	Author	Description	Blog Link
1	Gimp 004	Nicolás	I edited an image of the Statue of Liberty and converted it into black and white using an image editing application. My work highlights contrast and detail, giving the photograph a more classic and dramatic look.	My Blog
2	Gimp 001	Nicolás	I edited an image of a place that was tilted and corrected its alignment using an image editing application. My work focuses on improving the composition and making the picture look more balanced and visually accurate.	My Blog
3	Final Project	Nicolás	I created a digital collage in GIMP featuring photos of all my classmates, which I edited and combined into a single artwork. My project focuses on creativity and composition, blending each image to produce a unified and visually appealing group portrait.	My Blog
4	Three Flags	Nicolás	I created three flags: England, Sweden, and the European Union using an image editing application. My work focuses on accuracy, precision and attention to detail.	My Blog
5	Ercilla Museum	Eva María	She created a virtual museum using GIMP by adding famous paintings to photos of different places in her school. Her project combines art and photography in a creative way.	Classmate Blog
6	Green Landscape	Elena	She created a virtual museum using GIMP by combining famous paintings with natural landscapes in a creative visual composition.	Classmate Blog
7	Stamp Gimp	Óscar	He created a printed design using GIMP by combining different graphic elements into a visually striking composition.	Classmate Blog
8	Digital Image Properties	Minerva	She created a diagram explaining key concepts such as resolution, color depth, and image formats using a clean visual design.	Classmate Blog

Excel project for the coeff of kinetic friction

 

In this project, I used Excel to calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction through 15 different experiments. I organized each experiment in a separate sheet with its data and calculations, and I created a final table with all the results. Finally, I published the results table on my blog to share the conclusions of the project.

Excel project for the coeff of static friction

 

For this project, I first created an Excel table with all the data we obtained from measuring the coefficient of friction. Then we analyzed the data using Excel functions. Once finished, we downloaded it as a PDF and an Excel file, and uploaded it to the virtual classroom assignment along with a link to our blog.