Publisher 2003: Introduction

Learning Outcomes:

• Using a publication design provided, create, modify, save, and print a document in time allotted. Correctly insert and modify graphic elements on a page, given instructions. Given a set of instructions, successfully add and modify rows, columns, text, and formatting in a table to display data on a page. Create a logo using drawing tools without error as demonstrated in the exercise.

• Successfully utilize tools such as WordArt and Design Gallery Objects as shown in class.

This one-day class will introduce you to an easy to use, flexible program for creating newsletters, brochures, business cards, postcards, flyers, and other items for print, email, and the Web.

* The Publisher Environment
* Creating a Publication from a Publication Design
* Create a Blank Publication and Add Text
* Size Text Boxes and Picture Frames
* Create and Use a Master page
* Add Design Elements to a Master Page
* Edit Text in a Publication
* Character & Paragraph Formatting
* Crop a Picture and a Design Gallery Object
* Inserting and Modifying Graphics
* Create a Newsletter to Email
* Create a Web page

Publisher 2003: Introduction

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:Create, modify, save, and print a one page document using a publication design. Modify a publication's layout and structure. Format text by adding tabs, indents, special characters, and automated formatting. Insert and modify graphic elements on a page. Add and modify rows, columns, text, and formatting in a table to display data on a page. Format pictures and picture frames; WordArt and Design Gallery Objects. Identify the options for distributing a publications.

Class targeted to: Students wanting to create professional quality publications.

Prerequisites: Must have Windows and Word knowledge and some graphics design ability would be helpful but not necessary.