#the class isn't for another couple hours and I'll probably ask about the textbook things if she asks if we read the syllabus/have questions

[roboromantic]

"For this class, you'll have to be able to submit traditional art digitally; here's a guide on how to do that. You know how to crop from [class you have to take before or at the same time as this one]"

This class is later tonight. the class that apparently will teach me how to crop pictures isn't until Thursday. Now *I* certainly don't need to be taught how to crop images, but if I did then I think maybe a brief tutorial wouldn't really be that hard to put in this notice

tbf I also think it wouldn't be that hard for the student to google but then again. looking at that resumé post I just reblogged and countless questions posted to reddit/quora/etc., maybe people DO need to be told to google something.

anyway there's also a few typos and things like saying we have 2 required textbooks, then not showing ANY readings from book #2 in our assignments and only posting an Amazon link to book #1 where it's like. Teachers complain that students don't read syllabi, but have YOU looked through it recently??? Sometimes they don't even bother to update the semester or YEAR.

also. this is the Art for Games class and you're using this graphic? 🤨