Desktop Publishing Workshops

Learn by doing. All of our desktop publishing workshops allow you to learn through hands-on experience. Practice new techniques as you see them demonstrated and explained. Classes are small so you will receive personal attention during the class and continued support back at work. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) available for all workshops.

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Desktop Publishing workshops:

Program title (Programs listed in alphabetical order)	Upcoming dates	Brochure (when available)	More information (when available)	Link to register online
Adobe Creative Suite: introduction	Dec, 4, 2009 or May 14, 2010	Fall Brochure	Catalog	Register online (Dec 4) Register online (May 14)
Adobe Illustrator: introduction	Apr 30, 2010		Catalog	Register online
Adobe InDesign: introduction	Feb 12, 2010; Mar 5, 2010; or Mar 19, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online (Feb 12) Register online (Mar 5) Register online (Mar 19)
Adobe InDesign: intermediate	Dec 11, 2009	Brochure	Information page	Register online
Adobe Photoshop: introduction	Feb 19, 2010 or Mar 12, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online (Feb 19) Register online (Mar 12)
Adobe Photoshop: advanced	Mar 26, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online (Nov 13) Register online (Mar 26)
Digital Photography: introduction	May 7, 2010	Fall Brochure	Catalog	Register online
Dreamweaver: introduction	Feb 26, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online (Nov 20) Register online (Feb 26)
Web design basics using Dreamweaver	Feb 5, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online

Ken Miller shares his many years of experience with desktop publishing course participants. Learn more about Ken Miller.

Also of interest:

The Newsletter workshop. This online class offered through the Department of Liberal Studies and the Arts provides practical information on how to write and edit an effective newsletter. Contact Chris DeSmet, cdesmet@dcs.wisc.edu, 608-262-3447.

• Business writing workshops - Training to develop your writing skills. Includes Proofreading and copyediting, Workplace writing, and more.
• Diversity programs - These workshops are designed to create a safe forum for self-reflection and dialogue about inclusion.
• Nonprofit development - Unique skills needed to keep a nonprofit agency running smoothly. (Includes programs on building partnerships, grantwriting, fundraising and more.)
• Workplace communications - Interpersonal skills that will help you succeed in your workplace communications.

Contact:

Kathy Berigan, 608-263-3494; e-mail: kberigan@dcs.wisc.edu.