The Web Collection Revealed Premium Edition: Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, Flash CS3 & Photoshop CS3

Sherry Bishop is Instructor Emerita of Digital Media at North Arkansas College, where she received three endowed chairs in technology and an Outstanding Instructor award. An expert in interactive media, she authored and co-authored more than twenty books, and frequently presents at conferences and workshops around the country. The Text and Academic Authors Association awarded her book, Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Revealed, the Textbook Excellence Award for College Computer Science/Engineering in 2011. Ms. Bishop has earned Adobe Certified Associate credentials in both Web and Visual Communication. Jim Shuman is Faculty Emeritus at Bellevue College in Washington, where he taught Flash and Web Development courses, and directed a team of multimedia developers and Web specialists supporting the faculty's use of technology. His industry experience includes website and application development using Flash, as well as managing a team to develop interactive courseware. He has written several textbooks on technology, including ADOBE FLASH CS6 REVEALED. In addition to an MBA, Mr. Shuman holds certification in Adobe Flash. Ms. Elizabeth Eisner Reding has authored numerous books for Delmar and Course Technology on a variety of software programs, including Adobe® Photoshop, Microsoft® Office, and Microsoft® Publisher. Living in New Mexico with her husband, Ms. Reding spends her free time grilling, water gardening, road and mountain biking, and collecting Southwestern art.

Dreamweaver
1. Getting Started with Dreamweaver
2. Developing a Web Page
3. Working with Text and Graphics
4. Working with Links
5. Working with Tables
6. Managing and Publishing a Web Site
Flash
1. Getting Started with Adobe Flash
2. Drawing Objects in Adobe Flash
3. Working with Symbols and Interactivity
4. Creating Animations
5. Creating Special Effects
Photoshop
1. Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS3
2. Working with Layers
3. Making Selections
4. Incorporating Color Techniques
5. Placing Type in an Image