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Education advice

Posted on Mar 14, 2013 by Daniel Calderone

I am trying to figure out what order is the best way to learn everything Adobe. I have started with Photoshop, Illustrator, and In Design. Where should I go next, and what is the best way to go about it if I don't have the ability to drive to a school and take classroom classes. Thank you in advance, as I want to learn every one of the Adobe products I subscribe to in depth. I am curious the recommended learning order.

Daniel

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"Fritzfield!" series

Posted on Oct 5, 2012 by Ben Lieberman

"Fritzfield!" is a new series created in-house at our school district to get kids in grades K-2 excited about reading. It features our head librarian, Pat Naismith, and a hilarious puppet named Fritz (voiced by Jim Henson Company puppeteer Christopher Scheer!). They tell stories and read children's books, and the show also features interviews with famous children's book authors and illustrators, tips and techniques to help young readers learn how to read, reading comp questions, and songs about reading writ...See more
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"In The Know" series

Posted on Oct 1, 2012 by Ben Lieberman

This is one episode in an innovative new series of short videos that enables teachers in our district to share their favorite tips and techniques with other teachers in the district. The goal is to encourage all of the teachers to grow and become more effective by sharing what works for them to engage the young minds in Springfield.
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History and Philosophy of American Mass Communications (Comm 425): History Jeopardy

Posted on Aug 21, 2012 by Kara Andrew

This tool is provided as a review for the weekly quizzes and tests that occur throughout the semester. This tool was developed with several Adobe products and utilizes video and interactive components with immediate auditory and visual feedback and reinforcement. Given that this is used in an online course, this tool simulates the instructor's ability to interact with the student on a one-on-one basis. ht...See more
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