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2008 Schedule |
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SUMMER WEBINARS and Beyond! |
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
2:00 pm EDT
Recording Now Available |
Getting Started with Color
Management
This Webinar will provide an introduction to
color management and provide some ideas about how your
organization can begin to implement color management.
You will learn why colors don't match, what color
management is and how it can help you take control of
color from the creative process through print
production.
Speaker: Marc Levine, the Color Management Group
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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
2:00 pm EDT
Recording Now Available |
Getting Started with PRISM;
The PRISM Cookbook
The PRISM Working Group has recently completed a "Cook Book" with
recipes to help new users get started with PRISM.
In this session, members of the PRISM Working Group will
provide an overview of the Cook Book and explain how
these recipes can help users get started.
Speakers: The PRISM Group
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
2:00 pm EDT
Recording Now Available |
XML: What IT Is & Why You Need it NOW!
XML
(Extensible Markup Language)is a general-purpose
specification for creating custom markup languages.
In this 1-hour Webiniar, we will show you how the
originals of XML, and how you can uses this powerful
language to structure your documents to make them more
flexible for all types of applications. Topics include
What is XML? The difference between XML and HTML,
Paragraph Styles and Markup Tags, Elements and
Attributes, Data Validation, CSS, XSLT and XML Tools
Support.
Speaker: Ursula Witheral, EEI Communications |
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
2:00 pm EDT
Recording Now Available |
G7 Case Study
Organizations across the United States and
around the World have implemented G7.. This
Webinar will present an implementation case study.
Learn how an organization implemented G7 and maintain
their G7 production environment.
Speaker: Son Do, Rods and Cones
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Tuesday August 12, 2008
2:00 pm EDT
Recording Now Available |
XML for Media: Branding, Advertising, Publishing & Printing
XML(Extensible Markup Language) is currently
being used in a wide variety of print publishing
applications. Many of these applications have built in
tagging features that allow you to structure XML into
your document. Topics include working with
structure, tagging elements, adding attributes, mapping
from styles to tags, and exporting content to XML.
Dwight Barbour, EEI Communications
More Training info: http://www.eeicom.com/training/
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Thursday, August 21, 2008
2:00 pm EDT |
MP: Case Studies (Part I) Hosted by Adobe Systems
XMP(Adobe's Extensible Metadata Platform) provides a standard XML envelope, defines an easy-to-implement RDF subset, and specifies the mechanism for embedding metadata in each media asset type. XMP-Open X is a partnership between Adobe and the community of media industry and vendor stakeholders that foster XMP adoption. Here's a high-powered session focused on real-world XMP case studies.
Speaker: TBA
Register Now |
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008
2:00 p.m. EDT
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XMP: More Case Studies (Part II)
XMP(Adobe's Extensible Metadata Platform) provides a standard XML envelope, defines an easy-to-implement RDF subset, and specifies the mechanism for embedding metadata in each media asset type. XMP-Open X is a partnership between Adobe and the community of media industry and vendor stakeholders that foster XMP adoption. Here's a high-powered session focused on real-world XMP case studies.
Speaker: TBA
Register Now |
Thursday, September 4, 2008
2:00 pm EDT |
Best
Practices for SWOP Proofing
SWOP (Specifications for Web Offset
Publication) has become a major factor in the success of
the Publication Printing Industry in the United States.
Over the past few years, SWOP has concentrated on
raising the bar for proofing by certifying both hard
copy and monitor proofing systems "to the numbers".
In this Webinar you will learn why SWOP proofing is
required by many publishers, what a "SWOP" proof is, and
the best practices for producing SWOP proofs.
Speakers:
SWOP Committee
Register Now |
Thursday, Sept. 18,
2008
2:00 pm EDT |
XML-in-Practice
See how XML is used on some of the most popular Web sites today. A major advantage of XML is the capability to share information. When the XML is shared via the Internet, a web developer can retrieve data from remote locations and incorporate it into their web pages. We will explore two XML technologies that assist in sharing information on the web, RSS Feeds and XML Web Services. Many information sources (blogs, weather services, news, journal articles, magazine articles) are provided by private and public entities (Google, Amazon, and US Federal Government) to provide the most up-to-date and dynamic information for your Web site. We dig deep into these Web sites and see how the XML works and how the technology is applicable to media today.
Speaker: Urszula Witherell, EEI Communications
http://www.eeicom.com/training/
Registration Coming Soon |
| Tuesday, September 30, 2008 |
RGB Workflows for Print,
Mobile and Web Delivery |
| Thursday, October 16, 2008 |
Image Capture; Setting up
the Studio to Maximize Color Control |
| Tuesday, October 28, 2008 |
PRISM Metadata for
Multimedia Content |
| Thursday, November 13, 2008 |
The XML Standards
Implementation Model |
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008 |
ADsML;
A Case Study |
| Thursday, December 11 2008 |
Metadata for Media Asset
Rights Description |
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| Recorded Webinars |
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Recording Now Available |
Monitor Proofing "To the Numbers"
In this webinar, Bill Pope from RIT will
describe the details of the new SWOP Certification
Program for Virtual Proofing Systems. Issues
around how evaluating monitor proofing systems
differs from evaluating hard copy proofing systems
will be highlighted. How we selected the
deltaE scale to evaluate numeric tolerances will be
discussed. Other topics include evaluation of
the monitor itself, steps to evaluate monitor
proofing systems and the numeric tolerances
demanded.
Speaker: Bill Pope:, RIT Printing Applications
Laboratory
You can view the Recorded Session in the Members Only area or on the
SWOP website. |
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Recording Now Available |
Press Operator's Guide to Color and G7
In this webinar, Larry Warter, chair of the GRACoL Subcommittee on Press Operations, will provide a walk through of the new Press Operator's Guide to
printing color managed files and implementing G7. This joint industry project will be published as a BRIDGES Primer
and as part of the next version of the IDEAlliance GRACoL Guidelines and Specification.
Speaker: Larry Warter, Fujifilm Graphic
Solutions
You can view the Recorded Session in the Members Only area or on the
GRACoL
website.
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Recording Now Available |
Metadata: What it is and Why you need it!
In this webinar, Linda Burman, a leading metadata consultant
and founder of the IDEAlliance PRISM Working Group will provide an introduction
to metadata. Linda will answer the question "What is Metadata" and review some
business scenarios where metadata provides value to publishers. She will also
provide an overview of existing metadata specifications that can serve as a
starting point.
Speaker: Linda Burman, L A Burman Associates
You can view the Recorded Session in the Members Only area or on the
PRISM website.
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Recording Now Available |
Introduction to Standards for Mailing
In this webinar, chairpersons of two IDEAlliance standards used in the mailing
industry will provide an introduction to the standards, who uses them, and
how these standards can provide benefit to you. Joe Lubenow will introduce ADIS
(Addressing and Distribution) and Phil Thompson will describe Mail.dat and the
new family of XML/Web Services based maling standards.
Speakers: Joe Lubenow, Lubenow Consulting
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Phil Thompson, QuadGraphics |
Recording Now Available |
XML for Magazines; the PRISM Aggregator Message
The PRISM Aggregator Message (PAM) provides a standard XML format for publishers to
use in transmitting
XML content to aggregators and syndicators. This webinar will provide
an overview of PAM 2.0. Members of the PRISM Working Group will walk through
the general structure of the PAM message ad show how both article content
and article metadata should be encoded in XML.
Speakers: PRISM Working Group
You can view this Webinar on the
PRISM
website for a limited time.
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Recording Now Available |
G7 Update 2008
G7 is the IDEAlliance specification that outlines
methods to calibrate proofing systems and presses
based on principles of digital imaging,
spectrophotometry, and computer-to-plate (CtP)
technologies. A new version of the "The G7
"How To" will be published in the spring of 2008.
A walk through and update will be
conducted by Don Hutcheson, immediate past chair of GRACoL and G7 inventor.
Speaker: Don Hutcheson, Hutchcolor, LLC
You can view this Webinar on the GRACoL
Website for a limited time |
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Recording Now Available |
Introduction to XMP
XMP is the Extensible Metadata Platform. Initiated by Adobe Systems, XMP provides a standard XML envelope,
defines an easy-to-implement RDF subset, and specifies the mechanism for
embedding metadata in each media asset type. With XMP each asset is self defining as it moves through
the workflow or is archived. Learn more about XMP in this Webinar presented by the XMP-Open organization.
Speakers: XMP-Open
You can view this Webinar on the
XMP-Open website for a limited time.
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Recording Now Available |
Establishing Industry Benchmarks for Quality Proofing
The SWOP Committee is conducting an industry study to establish industry benchmarks for quality proofing. This
study will be explained in the Webinar and directions for participation will be given.
Results of the study will be delivered at the
SPECTRUM Conference in September.
Speakers: SWOP Committee
You can view this Webinar on the
SWOP Website for
a limited time.
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Using G7 for Web, Flexo and Gravure
G7 is a new IDEAlliance specification that outlines methods to calibrate proofing systems and presses based on principles of digital imaging, spectrophotometry, and computer-to-plate (CtP) technologies.
Because G7 focuses on colorimetric data for gray
balance in the mid-tones,
image contrast and image weight in a precise and 100%
colorimetric manner it enables widely different printing
processes or substrates to share not only common gray
balance, but also common tonal contrast and image
weight, regardless of paper type, ink quantity,
screening type or imaging technology. Learn more
about applying G7 to web, flexo and gravure prinnting in
this Webinar.
Speaker:
Steve Smiley, Vertis, Inc., Chair of Print Properties
Committee
You can view this Webinar on the
GRACoL Website for
a limited time. |
