Adobe® InDesign® CS6: Part 2
In Adobe® InDesign® CS6: Part 1 you were introduced to the many features that help you create professional looking documents. Now you need to create much lengthier interactive documents that need to be accessed across a range of devices. In this course, you will learn advanced InDesign techniques to enhance the look and functionality of your documents.
Using Adobe InDesign, you can create interactive documents and export them for viewing in a web browser with various features such as buttons, page transitions, movies and audio files, hyperlinks and animation. You have the ability to assign color profiles and establish print presets. In creating longer documents, you'll be able to include such features as a table of contents, footnotes, cross-references and an index.
This course is also designed to cover the InDesign CS6 Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) exam objectives.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to use Adobe® InDesign® CS6 to create and deliver professional looking printed and interactive documents.
You will:
- Create layouts for multiple formats.
- Manage advanced page elements.
- Manage styles.
- Build complex paths.
- Manage external files.
- Create dynamic documents.
- Manage long documents.
- Publish InDesign files for other formats.
- Customize print settings.
To ensure your success, you will need to take the following United States Career Campus course:
- Adobe® InDesign® CS6: Part 1
- Adobe® InDesign® CS6
- Adobe® Acrobat® X Pro
- Adobe® Flash® Player 11
- Adobe® Digital Editions (2.0)
- Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional with Service Pack 1
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:
- 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
- 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)
- 16 GB available hard disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
- DVD-ROM drive
- Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device)
- 1024 x 768 resolution monitor recommended
- Network cards and cabling for local network access
- Internet access (contact your local network administrator)
- Printer (optional) or an installed printer driver
- Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Dreamweaver
Topic A: Web Basics
Topic B: The Dreamweaver Interface
Topic C: The Elements of Web Design
Topic D: Dreamweaver Help
Lesson 2: Creating a Website
Topic A: Plan the Website Project
Topic B: Use Design Tools to Plan the Website
Topic C: Set Up the Website in Dreamweaver
Lesson 3: Creating Web Pages
Topic A: Create Web Page Documents
Topic B: Add Head and Text Components to the
Page
Topic C: Add Lists and Quotations
Topic D: Set Page Properties
Lesson 4: Using CSS
Topic A: Create Styles and Selectors with CSS
Topic B: Use CSS to Format a Web Page
Lesson 5: Inserting Images
Topic A: Insert Images
Topic B: Manage Image Properties with CSS
Lesson 6: Inserting Tables and Importing Content
Topic A: Table Tags and Properties
Topic B: Import External Data
Lesson 7: Creating Reusable Site Assets
Topic A: Create Reusable Site Assets
Topic B: Modify and Update Library Items
Topic C: Create and Use Page Templates
Lesson 8: Linking Web Pages
Topic A: Create Common Hyperlinks to Site Pages
Topic B: Create Links to Page Locations
Topic C: Create Email Links
Topic D: Image Maps and Linking
Topic E: Navigation and Rollovers
Lesson 9: Sending the Website to the Web Server
Topic A: Validate the Website
Topic B: Upload Files to the Web Server
Appendix A: Customizing the Workspace
Appendix B: Managing Copyrights and Citations
Appendix C: Web Accessibility Standards
Appendix D: Adobe Web Communication Using
Dreamweaver CS6 Objectives
Appendix E: Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 ACE Certification Exam Objectives