I Can Learn Program International · Graphic Design

Photoshop to Published

A one-year course written to drop straight into the ICLP student portal: one subject, one course, thirteen units, fifty-two lessons, a question bank and a curriculum mapping for every lesson.

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Step 2 of the course builder

The course record

These are the exact values to type into Create a course. The subject is created first at step 1; the course belongs to that subject and to one level. Everything after it — units, lessons, questions, mappings — hangs off this record, so the code below is worth getting right the first time.

Subject	Graphic Design
Level	100
Course title	Photoshop to Published 100
Course code	GD-PS-100
Units / lessons	13 units · 52 lessons · 3 hours a lesson
Description	A one-year, project-led course in Adobe Photoshop for graphic design. Fifty-two three-hour lessons across thirteen four-week units: one main focus a week, two minor projects and one major project that begins in Photoshop and is finished in Canva, InDesign, Illustrator, Express or Acrobat as a real deliverable — social posts, newspaper and magazine layouts, flyers, brochures, letterheads and stationery. Unit twelve prepares the student for the Certiport Adobe Certified Professional exam, sat in unit thirteen alongside a capstone campaign.

How a week is built

Every lesson in this course carries the same six parts, so a tutor can teach any week without preparing it and a student always knows where to look.

Four phases across the year

Applications in the course

Step 3 and 4 of the course builder

Thirteen units, fifty-two lessons

Units are what you release to a learner, one at a time — four weeks each, which is a month of study. Add the unit at the position shown, then add its four lessons in order. The objective column is the text for the lesson's learning objective field and for the curriculum mapping at step 6.

Lesson	Title — main focus	Learning objective	Questions
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Lesson skeleton — ready for the portal, teaching detail written on release

The main focus above, the unit it belongs to, the shape of the work and the assessment are fixed and can be entered into the course builder now. Two minor exercises of about forty minutes each are marked inside the session; the major project — {{ w.majorHint }} — starts in Photoshop and is finished in a layout or publishing application. The written question in the bank for this lesson is the submission gate.

Objectives — what the student can do afterwards

The three-hour session

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Assessment

Two minor projects, one major project

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Hand-off
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Major project {{ w.major.time }}

In Photoshop

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Hand in

Step 5 · question bank for this lesson

Step 5 of the course builder

The question bank

Multiple-choice questions are marked by the portal the moment they are submitted; the written questions carry the major project and land in your grading queue. Choose a unit, then copy each question straight into Add a question — the fields below are in the same order as the form.

Lesson	Type	Question	Options / correct answer	Marks
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Administrator

Adding this course to the portal

The six steps below follow the course builder in your own admin screen, in order. Nothing here needs a developer: the whole course can be entered by hand in an afternoon, or handed to whoever maintains the portal as the JSON file at the bottom of the page.

Files for a bulk import

One JSON file with the whole course — subject, course, units, lessons, objectives, projects, videos and questions — plus flat CSVs if your import path prefers spreadsheets.

Student reference

Toolbox, shortcuts and the certification

The toolbox

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Shortcut cards

Certiport — Adobe Certified Professional

Unit twelve is the preparation month. The exam domains below are the mapping targets for the whole course — every lesson objective ties to one of them at step six.

Domain	What it tests	Weight
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