Adobe Indesign – Create your magazine – AulaGEO

Adobe In Design is the software to layout magazines or newspapers in a professional way, for print, digital or even online edition. The course includes the layout of an edition of the real TwinGEO magazine, explaining how the functionalities shown above are applied.

• Course Definition:

InDesign is design software that allows you to carry out all kinds of editorial projects such as textbooks, electronic books, magazines, newspapers, calendars, catalogs. Editorial design is a discipline in which you can find various professional profiles such as layout designers, designers, and users with editorial projects under their responsibility.

All projects carried out with this software can be exported in different formats such as JPG, PNG, or published on the internet, making the project available in all current browsers and devices.

It is an ideal software for those who want to learn to use one of the most used design tools, either to develop their own skills or to grow their profile in the creative field.

The course according the Aulageo methodology starts from scratch, explaining the basic functionalities of the software, and gradually explains new tools and performs practical exercises. In the end, a project is developed by applying different skills of the process.

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• What will de user learn?

Section 1:The basics

Lecture 1:Introduction

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Lecture 2:Keyboard Shortcut

Lecture 3:New document

Lecture 4:Interface

Lecture 5:Navigation

Lecture 6:All about pages

Lecture 7:Page numbering

Lecture 8:Display performance

Lecture 9:Frame fitting

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Lecture 10:Exercise

• Section 2:Object tools

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Lecture 11:Picture placement and Gap tool

Lecture 12:Picture link option

Lecture 13:Text placement and Over flow

Lecture 14:Characters and Paragraph panel

Lecture 15:Adding bullets and symbols

Lecture 16:Strokes

Lecture 17:Shapes

Lecture 18:Path finder

Lecture 19:Text on Path tool

Lecture 20:Distribution and Alignments

Lecture 21:Grid guide

• Section 3:Layout tools

Lecture 22:Swatches and Gradients

Lecture 23:Objects effects and corner styles

Lecture 24:Blending options

Lecture 25:Layers

Lecture 26:Anchors

Lecture 27:Different styles

Lecture 28:Wrap text

Lecture 29:Direct and Selection difference

Lecture 30:Page tool

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• Section 4:Draft tools

Lecture 31:Collector and Placer tool

Lecture 32:Line and Pen tool

Lecture 33:Pencil and Smooth tool

Lecture 34:Arrange and Select tool

Lecture 35:Scissors and Transform tool

Lecture 36:Gradient and F.Gradient tool

• Section 5:Adjustment tools

Lecture 37:Notes and Track changes

Lecture 38:Find and Replace tool

Lecture 39:Bullet and Numbers

Lecture 40:Foot notes and End notes

• Section 6:Final Project

Lecture 41:Final Project 1 of 2 (Front and Last Page)

Lecture 42:Final Project 2 of 2 (Editorial)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

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