• InFree: 25 Freebies for InDesign

    InFree: 25 Freebies for InDesign

    You’ll walk away from this seminar with a virtual goodie bag of royalty-free, ready to use free media, fonts, scripts, plug-ins, and other resources you can put to work in your projects today! Armed with these top quality freebies you’ll save several times more than the cost of attending!

  • InDesign Creative & Fun Special Effects

    InDesign Creative & Fun Special Effects

    Ever wanted to put photographs inside text or create stamped or cutout text for your brochures? How about creating cast shadows of text for fliers? Making your own holiday cards or invitations? Why not create a collage of images inside the shape of a jack-o-lantern, valentine, or any shape? In this online course you’ll learn…

  • InDesign Conference 2011

    Join me along with Chris Converse, Jori Curry, James Fritz, Erica Gamet, Jim Maivald, Laurie Ruhlin, James Wamser, Brian Wood, and many others at the original InDesign Conference in Chicago, November 7–9 2011 from Mogo Media.

  • Do you offer open enrollment classroom training?

    We do not offer open enrollment training or maintain our own public training classroom. Our focus is on improving real world creative and publishing workflows. In an open enrollment setting, every student brings different goals, needs, and skill levels into the classroom. When all three of those factors vary–and they always vary in an open…

  • Who owns software purchases?

    You do. As a convenience to our clients we are available to make software and hardware purchases on your behalf. If you ask that we purchase products on your behalf, we do exactly that, on your behalf. The money is yours, so the products it purchases will be yours. You will own the licenses and…

  • Do you offer Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced courses?

    Yes, and no. We teach people with all levels of experience, but we rarely use words like “beginner,” “intermediate,” “101,” or “level 2” to describe either the instruction or the people learning. We do use “advanced” just to help people with a lot of experience in a program identify the course outlines built specifically for…