how to copy and paste a logo to my new assignment.....help

[debbiea22675948]

I am new to indesign and I need to copy my own logo for from my business card my professor asked to save all of this

copy fonts

copy linked graphics

update graphic links in package

include idml

include pdf press quality pdf

click package

zip file

so how can I copy my logo where would it be and how I put it in my new assignment which is a invitation for grand opening

please advice

[Barb Binder]

[Barb Binder · Accepted solution]

Hi Debbie:

We are always happy to help when you have a question.

But speaking as a career InDesign instructor, if my student needs to go find outside for help with every class assignment, it tells me that I'm not doing a great job teaching the topics. You might want to start by approaching your teacher to let him/her know that you are struggling in the class, and give them a change to help you one-on-one. Once they are aware that you need additional help, it may well change how they present information, and cue them to ask you (and others in the same boat) if the presentation makes sense or if you need additional information before assigning the homework.

For many instructors, homework is meant to review topics already learned in class.

~Barb

[Steve Werner]

As another career InDesign instructor, I'd agree with Barb. She has good advice.

In my college extension classes, where I'm teaching a 10-week class, my approach is to teach some principles for working and techniques for solving layout issues, and we practice them in class. Then I give the students a chance to use what is taught in their assignments.

[debbiea22675948]

I know but this is an online class he sends resources but they are not

enough

[Derek Cross]

You might be better off with changing trainer. Have a look at InDesign Classroom in a Book Adobe InDesign CC Classroom in a Book (2019 Release) | Peachpit  and the Lynda.com online training tutorials - you can get 30 days free.

And come back to this forum for particular issues.

[debbiea22675948]

I apologize for any inconvenience I thought the forum was to help the

community! I won’t ask again, I can’t change instructor because is too late

for changing or dropping classes. Thank you for the help in the past

On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 10:56 PM Derek Cross <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[Steve Werner]

It's definitely not an inconvenience to offer help. We're just questioning the fact that your instructor doesn't seem to be providing you with essential information as part of his/her instruction but is relying on you to find it outside the class.

Please continue to ask your questions here, and we'll be happy to help you out!

[Barb Binder]

Hi Debbie: 

I didn’t mean to imply that you shouldn’t be asking us questions. I’m sorry if that it how it came across.  We are here for you—continue to let us know how we can help.

We are just pointing out that it unusual that the instructor is not giving you the information that you need, and that there’s nothing wrong emailing him for more information.

~Barb

[debbiea22675948]

Barb I tried asking him but he has 200 students so sometimes he answers

sometimes not!

[debbiea22675948]

Steve Disney is paying for my school so they decide where we go! Is an

online school and we try to cover in 7 weeks what people usually see in 6

months. I do a lot of YouTube because I am 100% new to Indesign and new to

online school. I can’t switch class because they only have 15 seats and

they are taken. I really appreciate the forum help.....

On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 8:09 AM Steve Werner <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[Steve Werner]

We have some pretty expert and helpful people here, and we can probably direct you to resources and help faster than you could find by randomly finding YouTube videos to teach what you need. Keep asking questions!

[debbiea22675948]

Thank you I appreciate it

On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 8:26 AM Steve Werner <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[Derek Cross]

You mustn’t be so sensitive - you’ve had a lot of help on the forum, and people are happy to continue to assist you. We appreciate you‘re committed to a course, it’s just one or two of us pointed out the teacher is usually more helpful. Regarding other sources of help, it’s always useful to get other views on how to undertake a task, whichever subject you’re studying.  As you may have seen with InDesign (and the other Creative Cloud applications) there’s more than one way of doing something. 

Carry on learning!

[jane-e]

debbiea22675948  wrote

Steve, Disney is paying for my school so they decide where we go!

My turn to chime in, Debbie,

Again, please ask questions here (each in a new thread). We are here to help.

Please give feedback to Disney that an online class with 200 students is not the best way to go and that the instructor is not answering your questions. Also include that on the final eval. Steve, Barb, and I are all instructors, and this kind of feedback is important. Many Adobe Authorized Training Centers offer the option to join a live class as an online student, and Disney might look into that. Or a trainer can be sent to Orlando if there is a group of students. If they allow this, ask us for recommendations.

Does the online class have a chat pod where you can talk to the other students?

Best,

Jane

[debbiea22675948]

We have a blackboard where we can ask questions to other students but we

are all on the same boat we all work at Disney and this is our first class

for graphic design. I wish we had you online or a normal school that we

could go to but that’s only for bachelor or master careers. Thank you all

for your help. Believe me I am taking advantage of this opportunity at

Disney and so far I got very good grades on my work I give 100% of me and I

appreciate you all.