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by Danny a. Debruin (Author)
... This book was designed for the classroom with a teacher demonstrating the exercises, the students observing, and then the students following the step-by-step instructions included in the text. Self-motivated students without an instructor can also use the book as well. The book's primary focus is to give students the basic skills and knowledge necessary for an entry-level job within the graphics industry including print, the Internet, and some video pre-production. As with all the books and sections of this series, there is an emphasis on file management and organization.
Author Biography
Danny deBruin has been teaching computer science and computer skills on the high school level for ten years. Before becoming a teacher, he worked as a journalist, was an award-winning editorial cartoonist, and freelance writer and cartoonist whose works have appeared in Newsday, Cracked Magazine, the Long Island Voice, the Long Islander, the Huntington/Smithtown News, Personality Comics, and numerous other publications. He also worked for various graphics and publishing companies such as Quad Graphics, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, and Direct Press Modern Litho. He holds a Master of Science in Education from Molloy College and is currently working on another advanced degree.
