Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

This workshop from author and animator Angie Taylor teaches how to use Illustrator's tools and features to prepare 2D files for animation in Adobe After Effects. Discover how to make the most of Illustrator's drawing tools and Autotrace feature, and to how use Live Paint and Kuler to recolor artwork. Plus, get a ton of tips and tricks for giving artwork a hand-drawn look and find out how to set up layers, aspect ratios, and transparency options for importing into After Effects. The lessons are focused and solution-oriented, and all the project files are included.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

You can accomplish a wide variety of design tasks with Adobe Illustrator. This course focuses on core concepts and techniques you can apply to workflows for print, the web, and many other destinations.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

The Document Object Model (DOM) is at the core of every HTML page. In order to develop dynamic HTML pages, a front-end developer needs to understand how JavaScript connects to and controls the DOM, allowing you to create, modify, delete, and edit existing page content. This course focuses on helping you understand the DOM elements, and shows the different ways JavaScript gives you access to them and makes it easier to work with the DOM. Author Ray Villalobos covers navigating the DOM, selecting elements, modifying HTML attributes, editing nodes, and much more.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Photographing architecture can mean many things: capturing a dramatic space for a magazine spread, shooting a flattering view of a room for a real estate advertisement, or just taking photos of interesting structures that you encounter in your travels.

Required Version: CS6 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 4096x2304, 1920x1080, 2048x1152

Find out how to build well-crafted print publications, interactive documents, digital magazines, and ebooks all in one application: InDesign CC. In this course, David Blatner guides you through the core features and tools of this popular page-layout application, including concepts such as setting up documents with master pages and easily formatting text, objects, and tables using styles. The first chapter helps those who are new to the program get up to speed with creating and editing documents. From there, the course shows how to navigate and customize the workspace, work with text frames and graphics, add and format tables, build interactive documents and EPUBs, and much more. Last, learn how to package, print, and export your finished project.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Paul Taggart, whose work has appeared in publications such the New York Times and National Geographic, has photographed dozens of photo essays—from stories of civil unrest in faraway lands to a kid's first camping trip. Here, he discusses the key concepts behind great photojournalism: the types of photos that make up a photo essay, the research and planning that goes into shooting one, and the art of sequencing the final shots in a way that tells the story. He also talks about the prospects for storytellers in the Internet age, and shows examples of photo essays that he has shot for major magazines and for his own personal projects.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Learn how to create a lab manual that can be distributed to your students to perform experiments and record the results. In this course, author Mike Rankin builds on the lessons in iBooks Author for Teachers: Fundamentals and shows how to incorporate text from Microsoft Word, images, a vocabulary list, and a quiz to customize a basic iBooks template. This technique offers a great way to take your existing lessons and translate them into digital course materials.

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Adobe XD | 1920(w) x 10000(h) px | 15 MB

Required Version: CS5.5 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Learn how to create a full-length, interactive math lesson with a glossary, equations, illustrative charts and graphs, and a section that tests your students on what they've learned. This course builds on the lessons in iBooks Author for Teachers: Fundamentals and shows teachers how to leverage their existing math material and present it in an engaging digital way. Author Mike Rankin shows you how to import text from Microsoft Word, format your pages, add images and hyperlinks, and even add a useful calculator widget so students can perform calculations right inside the lesson.