Adobe 65089063 Training Guide - Page 22
Lesson 6: Easy Editing
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E Tip: Remember to check out margin tips and notes, as well as the Review Q&A at the end of the lesson, to help you identify additional teaching opportunities and discussion points. Questions 1 What is a Picture Package layout? 2 Why should images be saved in JPEG format for use on the Web? 3 What is the Inspiration Browser, and how is it accessed? Answers 1 A Picture Package layout allows you to print a photo repeated at a variety of sizes on the same page. You can choose from a variety of layout options with an assortment of image sizes. 2 The JPEG file format reduces the file size by means of compression, can be displayed by any web browser, and is platform-independent. 3 The Inspiration Browser lets you access tutorials with tips and tricks to help you get the most out of Photoshop Elements. To launch the Inspiration Browser, choose Help > Elements Inspiration Browser. Lesson 6: Easy Editing This lesson serves to thoroughly familiarize students with the Editor interface and working modes. The exercises provide an introduction to a range of easy techniques that will give your students the satisfaction of achieving quick results while gaining hands-on experience in all three editing modes. Scheduling Lesson 6 is intended as an introduction to photo editing and a "test drive" of the Editor workspace. Depending on your course structure, you could take several different approaches. One possibility would be to have students work through this chapter as a homework assignment in preparation for Lessons 7, 8, and 9, which focus separately on color, exposure, and retouching. Another option is to recombine exercises from this lesson with related projects from the other editing lessons. Goals for this lesson The objectives for Lesson 6 are to familiarize your students with the Editor workspace, to introduce the concepts of color correction and lighting adjustment, and to demonstrate the idea that the three Edit modes can provide different solutions to a single editing problem. • Your students should be comfortable with the Editor workspace. • They should understand the differences between the three Edit modes. 22 Instructor Notes