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Artifact #6
Descriptors: Desktop Publishing
Title: Newsletter - A Guide to Basic
Desktop Publishing
Course: Desktop Publishing 104
Date Created: January 2003
Source: Individual Project
Media: Microsoft Publisher 2002, Adobe
Acrobat 5.0
Description: A newsletter that was
designed to present information related to the
major elements of desktop publishing while at
the same time demonstrating those elements
effectively.
Rationale: For this assignment, we
were asked to take information available in
Interactive Guides 1 and 2 and develop a brief
newsletter that would present this information.
In doing so, we were to utilize the elements
presented appropriately so that our newsletter
layout would be consistent with the information
it contained. I selected this assignment
for the portfolio because it encompasses all the
elements of proper DTP design.
Implications for future: This was my
first real journey into desktop publishing and
into using Microsoft Publisher. I look at
this as a solid foundation from which I can
expand and refine my knowledge and skills in
desktop publishing. I'm certainly not yet
"experienced" with the software or the medium,
but I have a much stronger sense of what's
necessary and what to seek in the future.
Reviewers Comments:
"I am
really suprised, but I really think the small
caps work very well. I think a lot of it has to
do with the type of font you chose. The caps
were not so different as to draw a HUGE amount
of attention to them, but just enough to get the
idea across. I think it works very well.
Your
subtle graphics were very nice. They didn't
clutter, but added to the strength of the
newsletter.
I
will definitely come back and study yours more
closely to get some tips...great job!"
Review Name: Stacy Hayes
Date Reviewed: January 2003
Title: TATC Student
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Artifact #15
Descriptors: Desktop Publishing, Digital
Graphics
Title: Desktop Publishing Message
Course: 104 Desktop Publishing
Date Created: January 2003
Source: Individual Project
Media: Microsoft Publisher 2002, Adobe
Photoshop 6.0
Description: The assignment for this
project was relatively simple - develop a
letterhead or business card using graphics that depicted an
aspect of our personality or background.
The main objective was to arrange the
information on the card effectively to
communicate a clear message.
Additionally, we were required to place the
graphics and text in a way that was visually
appealing.
Rationale: Rather than develop a
business card for my job as an educator, I
decided to create one for a volunteer duty, that
of President of the UTA Band Alumni Association.
In doing so, I created my own graphic, adding a
music note to the logo for UTA, then adding it
into my overall card design. I included
the card in my portfolio simply because I think
it turned out to be a really nice business card.
It's simple, well-designed, and clear. I'm
actually getting this printed professionally for
my own personal use, and other members of the
Band Alumni have requested I make cards for all
the Executive Board members.
Implications for future: Once I
completed this, I realized I understood the
major concerns of Desktop Publishing. I
entered TATC with lots of experience developing
print documents and thought I knew what I was
doing. Then I got into the course and
started to feel "in-the-dark" about it.
But this project got me feeling confident again,
and I'm now even more interested in developing
quality DTP documents, perhaps even as a
self-employed second job.
Reviewer Comments:
"nice job--very clean and nice-looking"
Reviewer Name: Traci Fry
Title: TATC Student
Date Reviewed: January 2003
Reviewer Comments:
"nice job. Your message was clear and
concise. Very professional."
Reviewer Name: Debbie Birdsong
Title: TATC Student
Date Reviewed: January 2003
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