InDesign
	Friday, February 14th 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Presented by Ashley Steffens, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at The University of Georgia CEUs: LA CES 1.5 To reserve this seminar Click Here

Course Description
Putting together a clean and organized document with pictures and text for presentation, display or communication through InDesign is only a few clicks away. InDesign is one of the leading desktop publishing applications due to its inclusion in the extremely popular Photoshop Creative Suite package. This workshop will be an introductory level class for creating a multi-page document, setting up master pages, inserting text and images, updating image changes, and utilizing some of the more creative aspects of InDesign for logo development and image/text manipulation. Basic computer skills are preferred. This is a hands-on workshop although you are welcome to come and receive the lecture handout and materials, watch the demo and go through it on your own time. If you plan to follow along during the lecture go ahead and download InDesign or Photoshop CS (any version is fine) and bring a laptop, mouse and power cord.

Biography
Ashley Steffens, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at The University of Georgia, College of Environment and Design has taught both computer and hand graphics for over 19 years. She also teaches a senior exit studio course and portfolio development class which ties into her research on graphic trends in the profession and curriculum. Along with publishing and presenting at a variety of graphic and Landscape Architecture conferences nationally, Ashley (formerly Calabria) is co-author of Computer Graphics for Landscape Architects: An Introduction and is the Technology Editor for Landscape Architect and Specifier News. She holds a BS in environmental science from The University of North Carolina-Asheville and an MLA from The University of Georgia.

Ashley Steffens, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at The University of Georgia

Schedule subject to change