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Kelsey McClear

Yearbook InDesign students continue working hard as MIPA comes to a close

August 1, 2012 by Kelsey McClear Leave a Comment

As MIPA journalism camp quickly comes to a close, InDesign instructor Lydia Cadena said she is impressed with the work and focus that her students had this week. “The focus my students have and their drive to create projects that can be applied to their publication (is impressive),” Cadena said in between helping students with their InDesign projects. Eisenhower High … [Read more...] about Yearbook InDesign students continue working hard as MIPA comes to a close

Students begin improving, expanding InDesign skills

July 30, 2012 by Kelsey McClear Leave a Comment

According to newspaper InDesign instructor Jim Woehrle, he is trying to teach the students in his class how to effectively use the tools in InDesign and make them feel more comfortable with the software. Ultimately, he said, he wants students to apply those new skills to improve the designs of their own papers. On July 30, the first full day of class, the students were … [Read more...] about Students begin improving, expanding InDesign skills

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