1. D ESKTOP P UBLISHING 6 th Grade

2. BCSI-11: S TUDENTS WILL DEVELOP AND APPLY BASIC DESKTOP PUBLISHING SKILLS a. Identify the purpose and type of documents produced utilizing desktop publishing software. b. Understand when desktop publishing software is an appropriate tool. c. Demonstrate knowledge of desktop publishing terminology. d. Complete basic desktop publishing assignments.

3. A. I DENTIFY THE PURPOSE AND TYPE OF DOCUMENTS PRODUCED UTILIZING DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE. Desktop publishing is about laying out things on page. It is not intended for creating text. Desktop Publisher documents are easier to layout, and so better for things like newsletters where the layout is important. You have full control over what’s printed on a page, where it’s printed, how it’s printed, and how printing is handled over multiple pages.

4. D ESKTOP P UBLISHING VS W ORD P ROCESSING Although word processing programs can create the same types of documents, desktop publishing software includes the key elements involved in producing these products: typesetting, page layout, and graphic design. www.ncwiseowl.org/kscope/techknowpark/RaceTr k/Advantages.html

5. D ESKTOP P UBLISHING E XAMPLES Books Magazines Newspapers Flyers Brochures Pamphlets

6. D ESKTOP P UBLISHING P ROGRAMS Publisher QuarkXPress Indesign Scribus

7. D ESKTOP P UBLISHING TERMINOLOGY Balance-a feeling of equality of weight, attention, or attraction of the various elements within a production as a means of accomplishing unity Consistency-maintaining the same layout and style throughout a publication; i.e. fonts, colors, spacing, graphic elements Half fold-dividing the page in half; often called booklet fold White space-areas on the page with no text or graphics

8. I TEMS NEEDED PowerPoint Puffin Flyer page 164 book