This week in my online public relations publications course, I was asked to go through a sort of boot camp, teaching me the basics of Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. First, I was asked to watch a series of tutorial videos on Lynda.com. These videos came with their own assignments, but they proved to be very … Continue reading Typesetting and Reflection
This part of the assignment was not difficult at all; most of the titles speak for themselves. The only aspect that confused me a bit was the deck, but I think I got it hammered out.
After being asked to view several videos on how to learn about Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign, my immediate reaction was completely overwhelming. After watching these videos, I was then assigned to watch a mother video that defined the different elements of newspapers and newsletters. After learning about these different terms, I then had to … Continue reading Reflection
Typesetting Assignment The link above will direct you to the Typesetting Assignment assigned for the Adobe InDesign part of this week’s lesson.
This past week in PR Publications was called “bootcamp” week because we learned how to use InDesign and Photoshop in just 2 days. The first day was dedicated to learning InDesign. We were first taught the basics and then released on our own to recreate the newsletter example we were given. All the images were…
here’s my work
On the front page of the OU Daily, I was able to identify 9 of the 10 elements given. I did not locate any subheadlines. Other than that, everything’s there…even if it’s hard to read my handwriting.
Last week in pr publications I was given a typesetting assignment. The assignment was to look at a completed page of a newsletter and then re-create the textual portion on my own. This assignment was both fun and challenging, because it was my first time to ever work with InDesign. We were asked to re-create […]
