Topic |
Objects/Projects |
Chapter 1-InDesign:
Exploring the InDesign Workspace |
- Explore the InDesign Workspace
- Change Document Views
- Navigate Through a Document
- Use InDesign Help
Chapter 1-PowerPoint |
Chapter 1-InDesign:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project. These projects include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice with grouping and docking palettes.
- Project Builder 2 gives you additional practice using navigation and zoom tools in InDesign.
- Design Project lets you critique the design of a Web page layout .
- Group Project lets you critique an InDesign layout of a menu, specifically commenting on text and graphic elements.
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Chapter 2-InDesign:
Working with Text |
- Format Text
- Format Paragraphs
- Create and Apply Styles
- Edit Text
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Chapter 2-InDesign:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project. These projects include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice working with drop caps.
- Project Builder 2 gives you additional practice with hanging indents and formatting paragraphs.
- Design Project lets you practice kerning.
- Group Project allows your group to evaluate the effectiveness of a headline. You are asked to discuss topics such as the choice of font, and then you practice with formatting the text using the Character palette.
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Chapter 3-InDesign:
Setting Up a Document |
- Create a New Document
- Create Master Pages
- Apply Master Pages to Document Pages
- Place Text and Thread Text
- Modify Master Pages and Document Pages
- Create New Sections and Wrap Text
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Chapter 3-InDesign:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project. These projects include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice working with master pages and adding automatic page numbering.
- Project Builder 2 gives you additional practice applying master pages and placing and threading text.
- Design Project lets you practice sizing and aligning background elements for document pages.
- Group Project tests your group's problem-solving skills when working with X and Y locations for objects on a page.
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Chapter 4-InDesign:
Working with Frames |
- Align and Distribute Objects on a Page
- Stack and Layer Objects
- Work with Graphics Frames
- Work with Text Frames
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Chapter 4-InDesign:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project. These projects include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice using the step and repeat command.
- Project Builder 2 you students additional practice using the Layers palette to organize layout elements.
- Design Project lets you practice working with graphic frames and text wrap options.
- Group Project tests your group's familiarity with alignment. Students will use the Move command and the Align palette.
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Chapter 5-InDesign:
Working with Colors |
- Work with Process Colors
- Apply Color
- Work with Spot Colors
- Work with Gradients
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Chapter 5-InDesign:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project. These projects include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice creating process colors and tints.
- Project Builder 2 gives you additional practice working with spot colors.
- Design Project lets you practice working with the gradient ramp to produce a gradient color effect.
- Group Project tests the group’s familiarity with and understanding of process colors.
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Chapter 1-Photoshop:
Getting Started with
Adobe Photoshop CS2 |
- Start Adobe Photoshop CS2
- Learn how to open and save an image
- Use organizational and management features
- Examine the Photoshop window
- Use the Layer and History palettes
- Learn about Photoshop by using Help
- View and print an image
- Close a file and exit Photoshop
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Chapter 1-Photoshop:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project follow. These projects also include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice using Help in the form of a printout of the Help topic relating to understanding image size and resolution.
- Project Builder 2 has you opening and renaming a file, then moving layers within that file.
- Design Project makes use of the Web and gives experience using research skills to find information about using layers and critiquing the work of others.
- Group Project gives additional opportunities to hone research skills by becoming familiar with the Help system and the Adobe Photoshop Web site.
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Chapter 2-Photoshop:
Working with Layers |
- Examine and convert layers
- Add and delete layers
- Add a selection from one image to another
- Organize layers with layer groups and colors
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Chapter 2-Photoshop:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project follow. These projects also include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice moving imagery from one file into another.
- Project Builder 2 has you opening and renaming a file, then moving an image from one file into another and changing an opacity setting.
- Design Project gives additional practice in moving and renaming layers, creating a layer set, and deleting and converting layers.
- Group Project gives open files and use imagery from one file in another. Opacity is changed, a layer is deleted, and an existing layer is converted to a Background layer. Layers are rearranged and a layer set is created.
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Chapter 3-Photoshop:
Making Selections |
- Make a selection using shapes
- Modify a marquee
- Select using color and modify a selection
- Add a vignette effect to a selection
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Chapter 3-Photoshop:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project follow. These projects also include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice using the Healing Brush Tool.
- Project Builder 2 has you opening and renaming a file, then finding imagery and moving it from one file into another. A vignette effect is added and layers are defringed, if necessary.
- Design Project gives additional experience using the Web to research a design concept. An image is created using various sources for artwork, then various skills are tested to create a composite image.
- Group Project gives open files and use imagery from one file in another.
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Chapter 4-Photoshop:
Incorporating
Color Techniques |
- Work with color to transform an image
- Use the Color Picker and the Swatches palette
- Place a border around an image
- Blend colors using the Gradient Tool
- Add color to a grayscale image
- Use filters, opacity, and blending modes
- Match colors
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Chapter 4-Photoshop:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project follow. These projects also include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice moving objects, sampling colors, and creating a gradient.
- Project Builder 2 has you opening and renaming a file, then applying new foreground and background colors, creating a gradient, and using the Sharpen filter.
- Design Project makes use of additional images, perhaps from a digital camera or scanner. Colors are sampled, and a gradient is created.
- Group Project gives additional practice converting the image mode and colorizing an image, adjusting color settings, sampling, and applying a gradient.
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Chapter 5-Photoshop:
Placing Type
in an Image |
- Learn about type and how it is created
- Change spacing and adjust baseline shift
- Use the Drop Shadow style
- Apply anti-aliasing to type
- Modify type with the Bevel and Emboss style
- Apply special effects to type using filters
- Create text on a path
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Chapter 5-Photoshop:
Projects |
- The Skills Review covers all of the objectives covered in the chapter in a step-by-step progression.
Two project builders, a design project, and a group project follow. These projects also include content from sidebars and marginal information within lessons.
- Project Builder 1 gives you additional practice using type layers and styles.
- Project Builder 2 has you opening and renaming a file, creating a shape that will be used for type, sampling a color within the image, creating type, then applying a style to the type layer.
- Design Project gives additional experience using the Web to research type. An image is modified using the existing type.
- Group Project gives a group the opportunity to create and modify an image using type layers and styles.
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