Adobe InDesign combines some of the best features ever seen in desktop publishing software. It offers high-end integration with other Adobe products, such as Illustrator and Photoshop, while offering users a variety of features for producing exceptional documents for print or the web.
In this hands-on workshop you will be introduced to the toolbars, document setup, bleeds and gutters, grids and guides, photo and text placement, and exporting to PDF.
During session I students will learn how to set up their document, understand page layout, and how to place typography and graphics on the page. Students will see a variety of typography treatments, and learn the basics of color.
In session II, students will work on live project with the professor on hand for questions and answers. Projects may include designing a simple post card, a flyer, or a brochure. At the end of the class students will share their work with others to show what graphic design techniques they learned and tried to execute.
Students must have an Adobe Creative Cloud login prior to attending class.
Don't have an Adobe Creative Cloud login? Create one here before coming to class.
(This workshop was previously titled Adobe InDesign: Level I)
This workshop will take place in a computer lab where students will have individual access to a desktop computer on a Mac interface and all necessary software applications.
Students must have an Adobe Creative Cloud login prior to attending class.
Don't have an Adobe Creative Cloud login? Create one here before coming to class.
Beverly holds a B.S. in Marketing from Southern New Hampshire University. In addition to teaching with UNH Professional Development & Training, she also is an adjunct faculty member at the New Hampshire Institute of Art and Great Bay Community College where she teaches senior level graphic design and typography courses.
