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Designers choose multimedia formats
YEREVAN, September 19. / ARKA /. A summer school for computer design
of multimedia formats (books, printed and electronic media) organized
by the Moscow State Printing University after Ivan Fedorov with the
support of the Russian Federal Agency for Press and Mass
Communications is over, according to a press release forwarded to ARKA
news agency.
It said the summer school brought together more than 100 students from
various Russian universities, specializing in graphic and computer
design. The key speakers were professors and teachers of the
university, who were developing the foundations of design of books and
periodicals for years, including Oleg Korytov, dean of graphic arts
department of the university, director of Arena Multimedia center
Yulia Kachugina. Other speakers were from other Russian cities.
The rector of the Moscow State Printing University after Ivan Fedorov,
Konstantin Antipov, was quoted as saying at the closing ceremony that
design as a profession was formed through the integration and mutual
influence of many historical and social factors related to the
scientific, technical, socio-economic and socio-cultural progress.
"Technological progress makes it necessary to constantly improve the
forms and methods of work - both in traditional formats, and new, just
emerging or rapidly changing media and publishing formats. It is good
that our school has collected so many interesting ideas," he said.
Summer school participants said they would like their peers from
Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia and Georgia join their Russian counterparts
for the next summer school. -0-
YEREVAN, September 19. / ARKA /. A summer school for computer design
of multimedia formats (books, printed and electronic media) organized
by the Moscow State Printing University after Ivan Fedorov with the
support of the Russian Federal Agency for Press and Mass
Communications is over, according to a press release forwarded to ARKA
news agency.
It said the summer school brought together more than 100 students from
various Russian universities, specializing in graphic and computer
design. The key speakers were professors and teachers of the
university, who were developing the foundations of design of books and
periodicals for years, including Oleg Korytov, dean of graphic arts
department of the university, director of Arena Multimedia center
Yulia Kachugina. Other speakers were from other Russian cities.
The rector of the Moscow State Printing University after Ivan Fedorov,
Konstantin Antipov, was quoted as saying at the closing ceremony that
design as a profession was formed through the integration and mutual
influence of many historical and social factors related to the
scientific, technical, socio-economic and socio-cultural progress.
"Technological progress makes it necessary to constantly improve the
forms and methods of work - both in traditional formats, and new, just
emerging or rapidly changing media and publishing formats. It is good
that our school has collected so many interesting ideas," he said.
Summer school participants said they would like their peers from
Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia and Georgia join their Russian counterparts
for the next summer school. -0-