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Dee Dee Warren
July 13th, 2006, 08:35 PM
Well sorry to say I did not find the class useful... it is probably just me, I really need to be spoon-fed BADLY.
I have the Adobe Classroom in a box for this program, hopefully that will help. Anyone use it?
ATR
July 14th, 2006, 12:47 PM
Hi,
I have not seen the book you have, but here are some general comments.
I had Elements 3.0 for about a year when I decided to buy Premiere Elements 2.0. Premiere Elements came with an Adobe user manual that I find to be very good. Have you given this a look? And, there are the tutorials (6, I think) included in the program.
Next, there is a new book out "Premiere Elements 2 for Windows: Visual Quick Start Guide" by Antony Bolante (see http:www.peachpit.com). I just took a quick look (did not get around to buying), thought it good, but did not see any slide show info. I just may have overlooked it?? The promo says that it audience target includes the "newbies".
Also, have you been over to the http://www.adobe.com? Would you believe that I found the greatest tutorials in the Adobe Kids section? They have other tutorials over there too. Of course, there are the books and resources at http://www.chuckengels.com.
Based on previous experience, I found it to be true to reserve decisions on whether something has been helpful or not. More often than not, down the road, there is always a time when you get to a "How to point" and you say "Oh that was in that class!" Maybe, not; sometimes first impression are accurate.
As you may have guessed by now, I have not gone the online course route. I have found success by reading, learning, exploring for everything Adobe Elements and/or Premiere Elements 2.0.
Good luck. It will all fall into place.
ATR
Dee Dee Warren
July 14th, 2006, 03:38 PM
Thanks a lot for the advice.
Dee Dee Warren
July 17th, 2006, 12:04 AM
I am on lesson three of the Classroom in a box and it is very good. It comes with a DVD of the lesson files so it is very hands on working with an actual file along with the book.
Byron Gale
July 17th, 2006, 02:38 PM
Do you really mean "box"? I have the Adobe Classroom in a "book" for Premiere Elements 2, and really appreciated the practical exercises it provides. They are a great foundation, even though I expect the set will now languish on the shelf...
Dee Dee Warren
July 17th, 2006, 07:22 PM
Yeah I meant in a book. Sorry 'bout that.
Dee Dee Warren
July 23rd, 2006, 02:51 PM
I am on lesson 7 in the book and have learned a lot. In hindsight, taking this online class did acclimate me to the layout and terminology, making my use of the book more productive as this is all totally and completely new to me.
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