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Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0: Getting Down to Basics Part 2 (Win)IMPORTANT! This class is only for the Windows version of Elements 5. Elements 5 for the Mac has not yet been released, but the class for PSE 4 for Mac can be found here. Due to the amount of content in this class, you will have two weeks (rather than the usual one week) to complete each lesson. This is PART 2 . You MUST have taken Part 1 before Part 2. This is the second part of a two-part BEGINNING course. If you are upgrading to Elements 5 and have taken previous classes for Elements 4, you will find much repetition in the basics of using Elements. The new features are included in the class, but overall, it is a basic introductory class for Elements 5 . Tools and features change from version to version, but the basic facts do not; therefore, much of this class will be review for people who have been using Elements for a while. I have to keep the course content consistent with a level 1 class.
For Windows There is a new kid on the block! A new and exciting version of Photoshop Elements has been released! Photoshop Elements 5 is packed with new features and a whole new look!
Elements 5 Questions and Answers Prerequisites:You must have Photoshop Elements 5.0 installed. This class covers PSE 5 only. There are other classes for Photoshop Elements 1, 2, 3, and 4. You will have two weeks (rather than the usual one week) to complete each lesson. This is PART 2 . You must take Part 1 before taking Part 2. To see what will be covered in boths part of the class, go to the syllabus. An understanding of your computer and operating system is required. You must know how to unzip a file, locate it on your hard drive, and open it in Elements once you have unzipped it. You must understand the use of menus (File > Open, or any other command) and keyboard shortcuts. This means knowing how to use commands for your operating system, such as control + C means copy and control + V means paste. To post homework, you will have to be able to either build a simple webpage, use one of the free web hosts or photo gallery sites. Ideas for free or low cost web space can be found here: http://www.northlite.net/homework.htm If you are really new to web pages then I suggest one of the gallery sites like Yahoo Photos which is free or pbase which is very reasonable. Neither of those options require you to know any html.
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Enrollment:Classes are $30 for a six week session. Enroll for this class at Eclectic Academy!
SyllabusThis syllabus is subject to change as the course is currrently in development. Weeks 1-2: Correcting Photos
Weeks 3-4 : Styles, Filters, and Text
Weeks 5-6 : Cropping and Styling
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