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Specialized Support for digital publishing Macs:

  • Troubleshooting
  • Upgrades & configuration
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Workflow assessment
  • Strategic planning

Mac users: Dr. Tom Piwowar will personally work with your IT support team to achieve your specialized digital publishing requirements.
Particularly valuable when your IT support team is Windows centric.


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TJP&A offers 15 web classes (click on class for details and dates)

Interactive Media Design (103)
With current media trends changing the way we communicate, it is essential for designers to develop User Experience (UX) design skills. We'll examine user behavior and design elements specific to interface design, such as: wayfinding, viewport organization, managing cognitive load, providing feedback, and calls to action.
Getting to Know HTML (111)
HTML is used in many types of electronic documents from web pages to eBooks. Knowing the basics of HTML code makes publishing easier. This class focuses on the essentials of HTML as it is used in modern websites — a great way to start learning HTML. Learn how HTML codes relate to the visible page. Learn to format text, code hyperlinks, add graphics and media, use structural tags, and markup pages to work with CSS.
Getting to Know CSS (112)
Modern web design is all about CSS — Cascading Style Sheets. Take this class to get started with CSS. Learn how and why CSS revolutionizes web page creation and formats tablet media.
CSS Master Series (113)
Modern web design is all about CSS — Cascading Style Sheets. Take this class to learn how and why CSS revolutionizes web page creation and can save you a lot of time and money.
CSS: Fast Start (113f)
Get an overview of how CSS fits into the structure of HTML, modern web page creation and site management. We have found that this class gives students a significant head start in learning and using CSS.
CSS: Selectors (113a)
Selectors are one of the most important aspects of CSS. Selectors are used to pick the elements of an HTML page that will be styled by CSS. Mastery of selectors is an essential CSS skill, making it much easier to apply CSS to web pages.
CSS: Typography (113b)
This class covers CSS fundementals of controlling type size, styles, weights, spacing, placement, indents, and margins.
CSS: Layout (113c)
Learn CSS block structure and the most reliable methods for building multi–column layouts and positioning page headers and footers.
CSS: Actions (113d)
Learn how CSS can be used to animate web sites using techniques that are more reliable than conventional JavaScript.
CSS: Page Builder (113e)
Pull all the pieces together and apply the techniques you’ve learned from the other units in the Master Series to build a completed project from the ground up.
Getting to Know WordPress (151)
Learn to use this powerful, yet easy-to-use, web publishing system that enables designers of all skill levels to easily create, customize and manage content-heavy websites with little or no coding. This class is for designers, not programmers.
WordPress Codeless Customization (152)
Learn how the WordPress Theme Customizer greatly expands your design possibilities without needing to writing a bit of code. Alter a WordPress website’s colors, fonts, and layout using the WordPress Theme Customizer’s WYSIWYG (What You See Is WhatYou Get) interface.
Publishing HTML Enhanced Emails (139)
This class comprehensively covers all aspects of creating and sending HTML-enhanced emails: the planning process, measuring success, working with many types of service providers, creating and testing your emails, validating and verifying addresses, avoiding spam filters and blacklists. We cover the specific techniques required to code HTML and CSS to produce email that looks right on the wide range of email readers that your audience may be using.
Mastering Digital Media Formats (201)
Learn the essential facts of file formats, delivery methods, and device characteristics used for publishing print, tablet, eBook, digital magazine, web, still photo, audio, and video formats.
Photoshop for Web & Tablet Graphics (252)
Graphics viewed on screens (especially on mobile devices) have peculiar requirements. Knowing how to use Photoshop’s many specialized tools can make quick work of such projects. Learn Photoshop features designed to simplify creating specialized screen interface elements such as buttons and labels.