literary magazine which are then produced using InDesign and Acrobat 8.
Several years ago we divided the former "Writing for Print" staff into
Design Graphics and Journalism which the students have greatly preferred
as it allows them to develop their specific interests. Next year an
Advanced section of Design Graphics will undertake the certification
curriculum for the Adobe Certified Associate while learning Photoshop in
much greater depth.
When teaching Photography for purposes other than CMYK high-quality
printing, I teach Picasa2 which meets the needs of the average user
extremely well and for no cost.
Karolyne Lucero, EdD
Technology Coordinator
Saint Edward's School
1895 Saint Edwards Drive
Vero Beach, FL 32963
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[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Rob Fleenor
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Subject: Photo editing for publications
Listserv Members:
I'm interested in your feedback, opinions and experiences that you, your
school or your students have had while preparing photos for reprint in
publication such as Yearbooks, Literary publications, and other high
quality reproduction purposes, on or off campus.
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Please share which hardware (computer and printer) and software
solutions you have chosen to use and why.=20
Last, if you know of any valuable reference materials on the web to use,
please point me in that direction.
Thanks in advance,=20
Rob Fleenor
Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, VA
rfleenor@norfolkacademy.org
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