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CONTINUING EDUCATION CATALOG CLASS LISTINGSDesktop PublishingContact: Kathy Berigan, kberigan@dcs.wisc.edu See additional subject information www.dcs.wisc.edu/pda/desktop-publishing.
Fall and spring classes are held in the H.C. White computer lab and include Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Digital Photography. Check the Web site for upcoming dates. Adobe Creative Suite: introductionDesigned for those who need to incorporate photographs, artwork, and graphics into print material, this one-day workshop introduces the core software applications of Adobe Creative Suite (CS4). Morning focuses on Photoshop and Bridges; afternoon focuses on InDesign, Illustrator, and Acrobat. Learn the full creative power of integrated key applications through hands-on exercises. Instructors: Michael Kienitz, Kenneth Miller Adobe Illustrator: introductionAdobe Illustrator is the graphic-design industry’s leading illustration program. In this class you learn how to: set up new documents, use the pen tool, create artwork based on imported scans, make the best use of palettes, and create basic informational graphics such as line and pie charts). We also introduce custom features such as the Pathfinder filter and using symbols to create artwork. Instructor: Kenneth Miller Adobe InDesign: introductionAdobe InDesign is a powerful design and production program that has rapidly gained acceptance as the design industry standard. This course familiarizes you with basic InDesign techniques including how to: construct a new document, work with text and pictures, use InDesign palettes, and work with objects, libraries, layers, and more. Instructor: Kenneth Miller Adobe InDesign: intermediateIn this class you learn how to set up and employ master sheets effectively, design with frames, and use InDesign’s drawing tools. You also learn techniques for working with tables and multiple-page documents. Instructor: Ken Miller Adobe Photoshop: introductionThis hands-on workshop introduces the basic tools for preparing an image at the desired size and quality for print and for the Web. Learn how to: enhance, tone, size, and sharpen grayscale and color photos; determine correct resolution; remove scratches and dust; composite images; add type; clone portions of one image onto another; work with layers, and optimize images and graphics for the Web. Instructor: Michael Kienitz Adobe Photoshop: advancedThis hands-on workshop focuses on advanced aspects of tools, modes, image adjustments, layer masks, separations, calibration, and process and spot color, as well as achieving predictable reproduction in a desktop prepress environment. We also cover adjustment layers, actions, and the history palette. Bring projects for assistance. Digital photography: introductionDigital cameras let you bypass film and processing and view and store images directly on your computer. Working hands-on in this class, you explore the advantages and limitations of consumer-level (less than $1,000) cameras and learn how to get the best results from them. Topics include size, resolution, image enhancement in the computer, and output. Bring your own digital camera. Instructor: Michael Kienitz Dreamweaver: introductionQuickly learn your way around Dreamweaver, Adobe’s premier Web-design application, in this one-day workshop. Topics include an overview of the Dreamweaver interface, insert bar, property inspector, and panels. Create pages with formatted text, images, and links. The class also covers site-management features such as library items and templates. Instructor: Celeste Anton Instructor: Celeste Anton Web design basics using DreamweaverBecome familiar with Dreamweaver, Adobe’s powerful Web application, while learning best practices for Web designers. Learn Dreamweaver basics, including formatted text, using images, and creating links. We also cover planning your site, image formats, usability, and other essentials. Includes an introduction to HTML and CSS. Instructor: Celeste Anton RELATED PROGRAMSSchool of the Arts at Rhinelander Cancellation policy: If you are unable to attend or arrange for a substitute, you may obtain a refund minus the $20 administrative fee by contacting our registration department at least 3 business days prior to the program. If you cancel 3 business days or less before the program, or do not attend, you are responsible for the entire fee. To cancel or arrange for a substitute, please call 800-725-9692.
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