photography class, since the students can download it for use at home.
Judith Claire Robison
St. John's Catholic Prep
Director of Technology=20
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Judith Claire Robison
St. John's Catholic Prep
Director of Technology=20
-----Original Message-----
From: A forum for independent school educators
[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Damianne President
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 1:45 PM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Re: Photo editing for publications
I have used Gimp before. I used it with students. I'm a fan of open
sources but honestly, GIMP isn't as user friendly as Photoshop but it's
fine as an image editing application comparable to Photoshop. I finally
got Adobe CS3 this year because we wanted to use InDesign for creating
the yearbook. Scribus was still in beta release when I last looked into
it and wasn't recommended by the developers themselves for production
use.
You can get CS3 Creative Suite for about $4000 for a school license. I'm
not sure on the details as to how many computers/accounts can use it at
once but contact a reseller and look into it. We got it this year.
Damianne President
IT Coordinator
Khartoum American School
Greg Kearney wrote:
> If price is an issue, CS3 can get expensive, you could also do this=20
> with Gimp and Scribus. We do this both are cross platform (Mac,=20
> Windows, Linux) free and very able to do the work. We send the=20
> printer, in our case a local company, the PDF from Scribus.
>
> Greg
> On Jun 6, 2008, at 8:18 AM, thinksnow11 wrote:
>
>> We too have used Adobe Photoshop and then InDesign for yearbook. The
>> students helped to produce this for a couple of years, but not this
>> current year. Once the students had done their part, I finished the
>> layout and then sent it out to be printed. The company we send to is
>> not Lifetouch, but a similar entity (don't recall off the top of my=20
>> head).
>>
>> For other publications, we will be using CS3 this year, after having=20
>> used an outside marketing firm, and some of our faculty extensively=20
>> use Pages, which is easy to use but very powerful, professional=20
>> documents. Our printer/copiers are Imagistics and are decent, but=20
>> not tops in color matching.
>>
>> Lisa Douthit
>> Technology Resoures & Locust Systems Admin Notre Dame de Sion Kansas=20
>> City Missouri
>>
>> On Jun 6, 2008, at 9:02 AM, Karolyne Lucero wrote:
>>
>>> We use Adobe Photoshop CS3 for image preparation for our yearbook=20
>>> and literary magazine which are then produced using InDesign and
Acrobat 8.
>>> Several years ago we divided the former "Writing for Print" staff=20
>>> into Design Graphics and Journalism which the students have greatly=20
>>> preferred as it allows them to develop their specific interests.=20
>>> Next year an Advanced section of Design Graphics will undertake the=20
>>> certification curriculum for the Adobe Certified Associate while=20
>>> learning Photoshop in much greater depth.
>>>
>>> When teaching Photography for purposes other than CMYK high-quality=20
>>> printing, I teach Picasa2 which meets the needs of the average user=20
>>> extremely well and for no cost.
>>>
>>> Karolyne Lucero, EdD
>>> Technology Coordinator
>>> Saint Edward's School
>>> 1895 Saint Edwards Drive
>>> Vero Beach, FL 32963
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: A forum for independent school educators=20
>>> [mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Rob Fleenor
>>> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 6:30 AM
>>> To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
>>> Subject: Photo editing for publications
>>>
>>> Listserv Members:
>>>
>>> I'm interested in your feedback, opinions and experiences that you,=20
>>> your school or your students have had while preparing photos for=20
>>> reprint in publication such as Yearbooks, Literary publications, and
>>> other high quality reproduction purposes, on or off campus.
>>>
>>> Please share which hardware (computer and printer) and software=20
>>> solutions you have chosen to use and why.
>>>
>>> Last, if you know of any valuable reference materials on the web to=20
>>> use, please point me in that direction.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>>
>>> Rob Fleenor
>>> Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, VA
>>> rfleenor@norfolkacademy.org
>>>
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>> thinksnow11
>> thinksnow11@gmail.com
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