Publishing

Disabilities-Accessible Content

By Lori Becker|2018-10-12T10:45:58-04:00December 20th, 2010|

Have you noticed lately that many school district web sites are now committed to making content accessible to all, including those with disabilities? These school systems are sensitive to their audiences and are setting positive examples of the importance of accessibility for all. These schools systems are following the requirements outlined in Section 508 of the Workforce Investment Act. Even though Section 508 standards generally [...]

Collaborative Textbook Authoring

By Ken Scherpelz|2018-10-12T10:29:18-04:00December 13th, 2010|

After spending over 30 years in the publishing industry, I’ve collaborated in the development and production of thousands of published works. I’ve worked with authors, editors, designers, illustrators, proofreaders, production artists, translators, reviewers—hundreds of people who contributed to the accuracy and quality of each book or digital offering. We followed procedures to ensure content was accurate and errors were eliminated, relying on the [...]

Audio Production is on the Rise!

By Lori Becker|2018-10-12T09:57:43-04:00November 15th, 2010|

PSG offers professional audio recording, editing, production, post-production, and engineering services for all your voice-over, dubbing, captioning or interactive components. With professional voice talent, scriptwriters, and audio engineers at the ready, we have the resources, personnel, and expertise to professionally write, record, produce, edit, and mix your audio content. What can PSG boast as your audio production partner? Experienced audio engineers and producers [...]

Excellent Customer Service is Just a Call Away

By Ken Scherpelz|2018-10-12T13:33:36-04:00November 8th, 2010|

Does great customer service really make a difference? If you ask Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, an online shoe retailer, he would most likely say "Absolutely!" Known for outstanding customer service, Zappos was purchased by Amazon last fall for $1.2 billion. When asked in a recent Newsweek interview about the value of customer service, Hsieh responded: "Great customer service is expensive, and the [...]

The Race to Adopt

By Ken Scherpelz|2018-10-12T13:34:55-04:00October 4th, 2010|

It looks as though the movement to adopt the Common Core Standards is gaining momentum. These standards, drawn up by state school chiefs and released this spring, will provide a set of Math and Language Arts objectives that will bring consistency to what our children are taught across the country. Pushing for these national standards will also discourage states from "weakening" their standards [...]

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