[vet-mm] Photoshop PDs

[claire]

As mentioned, the Natcoll material is good, as are the Adobe web resources.
Sometimes the various Photoshop magazines (any big newsagency and browse them) have relevant tutorials especially if wanting to do more advanced stuff.
As far as training yourself, I still think the Adobe Classroom in a Book series is great. Comes with CD containing the resources needed. Exercises tend to be a bit wordy for kids, but I use modified forms with my class. I have CS3 but still use some of the Classroom in a Book material from PhotoShop 5,6 and 7. 
Claire Bloom
Warrandyte High




> EDWARDS. John <edwajoh1 at lavalla.sale.catholic.edu.au> wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I am just wondering whether anyone knows of any upcoming PDs in 
> PhotoShop. Or alternatively, some really good books that will take me 
> through the software step by step. 
> 
> Hope your students all do well in the exam.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> John Edwards
> Lavalla Catholic College
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