The document summarizes Barbara Nixon's notes from a fall 2009 class. It includes tips on creating effective business cards, installing new fonts, segmenting public audiences, using Wordpress and Photoshop, creating letterheads, and surviving group projects. Key points are to make business cards unique, easy to read and include all contact details, segment audiences by attributes like gender and class, use software like Wordpress, Photoshop and InDesign for publishing, and when working in groups communicate regularly, meet regularly, delegate tasks, ensure shared goals and manage time.

1. Barbara Nixon’s PRCA 3339 Most Interesting Things In Learned during Fall 2009

2. Creating An Effective Business Card 1. Be Unique 2. Make it Easy to Read 3. Include all contact information

3. Wptyogra[ic Charlemagne StD Installing New Fonts ZURICK BLKEx BT COOPER BLACK Bremen Bd BT FORTE

4. Every publication should be designed for its readers, but stategy publications must be designed to meet specified purposes in order to get your message out to your target aduience effectively Segmenting Publics Female Public be Segemented in a many ways including: Generation Y Early Adulthood Male Upper Class Working class

5. Using Wordpress.com Changing Your Background to match your Personality Setting Up A Blog Adding a video to Your Blog

6. Phillip Edwards Publicist/ event coordinator/ image consultant (478)-960-0056 pedward4@georgiasouthern.edu www.twitter.com/phillipae www.facebook.com/phillipaedwards www. pedward4.wordpress.com 6. Creatingan Effective Letter Head

9. Placing PicturesInDesign CS3 is a desktop publishing application l software application produced by Adobe Systems

11. Posters

12. Banners

13. Project Binding

14. Brochure Printing

16. Surviving a Group Project 4. “Meet regularly” 1. “Communicate regularly” 5. “Delegate task based on strong points” 2. “Ensure that you’re aiming to achieve the same goals “ 6. “Do unto others as they want done unto them “ 3. “Manage your time”.