New York, NY - ICS, Inc., the leader in monitor proofing systems, is excited to announce the debut of the new ICS University. A free resource for graphic arts professionals, brand managers and print production staff, ICS University is now enrolling for summer 2010 classes.

ICS University offers thorough, 30-minute courses that cover a wide range of industry topics, including color management, monitor proofing, an overview of ICS' RemoteDirector.net and introduction to Press Director.

These free online seminars feature live instruction from experts within each discipline, easy online registration, "learn at your own pace" scheduling flexibility and a Q&A session at the conclusion of each class.

Jeffrey Silverman, President & CEO at ICS, says, "We constantly listen to our customers and strive to understand their greatest needs. One issue that surfaces time and time again is the need for convenient and affordable training. We developed ICS University to meet those demands by developing a free and streamlined online seminar series. ICS University is yet another way of demonstrating ICS' commitment to investing in, and furthering, professionals and education within our industry."

2010 Summer Course Schedule
The summer 2010 course schedule has been posted, and convenient registration is now available online at: www.icscolor.com. The new courses for summer 2010 include:
- Color Management
This class covers the basics of color management and ICC profiles, and  helps    professionals get the most out of color-managed workflows.
- 50 Monitor Proofing Advantages
The 50 Monitor Proofing Advantages seminar covers the unique features and benefits of monitor proofing, including online collaboration and advanced color management capabilities.
- RemoteDirector.net
The RemoteDirector.net course offers a closer look at the unique capabilities of RemoteDirector.net online monitor proofing and covers markup, annotation and proofing.
- Press Director
An introduction to Press Director, a completely new monitor proofing system for the pressroom console, designed by press operators.