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This document provides a list of the top ten things PR Pubs student Sarah Wilson learned in the class, including: 1) InDesign software, 2) designing personal business cards and letterhead, 3) creating brochures, 4) using different fonts, 5) visiting the on-campus print shop, 6) best practices presentations by classmates, 7) creating WordPress blogs, 8) design principles of contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity, 9) presenting to the class, and 10) realizing design requires more than just making things look pretty.
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Through completing their media course, the author learned how to use several new software programs, including Photoshop, InDesign, and WordPress. They gained skills in photo editing, layering, text formatting, and creating online blog posts. While initially intimidated by the complexity of the programs, practicing and troubleshooting issues helped the author become proficient. They were able to apply their new technical skills to design a magazine that effectively delivered content for their target audience.
Evaluation question 6
Through completing their media course, the author learned how to use several new software programs, including Photoshop, InDesign, and WordPress. They gained skills in photo editing, layering, text formatting, and creating online blog posts. While initially intimidated by the complexity of the programs, practicing and making mistakes helped the author gain confidence in using the technologies to design their magazine.
Question 7
Planning and preparation were key areas of improvement for the author. They found that researching the target audience, setting clear deadlines using project management tools, and improving photography and design skills led to a much higher quality final product compared to their preliminary task. Skills in Photoshop, InDesign, and time management were developed through practice and online tutorials. Overall, taking time for planning, research, and organization resulted in a more successful magazine.
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- 1. PR PUBS Top Ten By: Sarah Wilson S
- 2. 1. InDesign Learning how to work InDesign was extremely important to me because I had never used the programe before. It is difficult to understand at first, but with more practice and the creation of more documents, I am sure to fully understand it soon!
- 3. 2. Personal Business Card and Letterhead I loved making my own personal business cards! They really are a good thing to have on hand, especially since I am about to graduate and begin looking for a PR entry level position. This is a good thing to hand someone so they can have quick access to your contact information. It also makes you look professional and well organized.
- 4. 3. Brochure Creating the brochure for Save-A- Life, Inc. of Savannah, GA was extremely helpful to me learning the ins and outs of InDesign (#1 on list). I never realized all the elements and design principles that go into creating a brochure before.
- 5. 4. Fonts Learning how to use different fonts was also fun for me. I am notorious with playing around with fonts for hours, so I can get whatever I am designing to also look the message that it is presenting. It is very important to fit the image of what you are presenting.
- 6. 5. Eagle Print Shop Our class took a trip to the Eagle Print Shop which is located on GSU’s campus across from the University Book Store. This trip taught me numerous things, but most importantly to me…PRICES! The Eagle Print Shop prides themselves on offering the same services as OfficeMax, but for much less $money$. A student couldn’t ask for more!
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