Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator OR InDesign – PERSONALIZED TRAINING
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Frustrated with group trainings for Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign?
Then this option is for you! Individual, personalized Photoshop, Illustrator OR InDesign coaching will be provided by experienced graphic designer and PSU professors, Christel Benson and Traci Hughes. YOU will identify topics for discussion BEFORE the session, and work virtually from your own system, using your own files, during the training.
ONE-ON-ONE TRAINING for Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or InDesign offers personalized virtual instruction tailored to an individual’s skill level and goals. Conducted by a knowledgeable instructor, this format allows for focused attention on specific areas of interest, such as mastering tools, techniques, or workflows within the Adobe programs. Sessions may include demonstrations and troubleshooting to enhance the learner’s proficiency and confidence.
Whether you’re a beginner seeking a solid foundation or an experienced user aiming to refine your skills, one-on-one training provides a supportive environment for targeted learning and improvement in Adobe software.
**Choose the date(s) that fit your schedule for these VIRTUAL one-on-one personalized training sessions.
- Illustrator OR InDesign sessions are from 3:30 – 4:30 pm CST
- Photoshop sessions are from 4:30 – 5:30 pm CST
Only one person will be allowed to sign up for each session. Choose your date quickly! You must complete a new registration form if you wish to participate in more than one session. Payment is required at the time of registration with credit card.
After completing the signup and payment process, you will receive an email containing a form. This form will enable you to share with us three topics you wish to explore during your session.
- Wednesday, Sept. 4
- Wednesday, Sept. 18
- Wednesday, Oct. 2
- Wednesday, Oct. 16
- Wednesday, Oct. 30
- Wednesday, Nov. 13
Presenter Details
I am a graphic designer/educator/avid reader/mother/wife who thrives in the creative realm of visual design. I have over a decade of experience in the graphic design industry and am daily gaining ground in the area of post-secondary education. With over a dozen ADDY awards on my shelf, I am using my skills to shape the minds of design students and contribute to the non-profit arena. I encourage creative excellence and industry competition among all students, regardless of experience level. I believe there is great value in competing in the industry and exposure to the many career paths offered in the graphics world.
I thrive the most when surrounded by open-minded individuals in a creative environment. My downtime is often spent with a book on my front porch or walking barefoot in the grass. I love to be around water, of any kind, and feel most content in nature. I love to share my design talents with my husband, friends, neighbors, and community. Graphics are everywhere, good or bad, they are everywhere. We truly live in a graphic world.
Christel Benson/Mrs. Benson/Professor Benson
Professor, Graphics and Imaging Technologies
Pittsburg State University
Traci Hughes is an Associate Instructional Professor at Pittsburg State University (PSU), with a passion for graphics and education. She kickstarted her journey by earning a degree in Commercial Graphics from PSU, laying the foundation for her future endeavors. Fueling her ambition, she pursued further education, obtaining a Masters in Graphics Information Technology from Arizona State University (ASU).
With a solid educational background, Traci dived into the professional world, dedicating 18 years to the dynamic realms of packaging and printing. Her experience endowed her with invaluable insights into industry practices and trends.
In 2016, Traci returned to her alma mater, PSU, to join the Graphics Communication department as a faculty member. Since then, she has been sharing her expertise with students, igniting their passion for design and technology.
Traci’s enthusiasm for Adobe Creative Cloud is contagious. She specializes in teaching tools like InDesign and Illustrator, empowering both students and fellow educators to harness the full potential of these industry-standard softwares.