Idea File
Happy 20th birthday to Idea File magazine!
Posted in: Coverage
Idea File magazine has been a valuable resource for yearbook staffs everywhere for 20 years! In the new Fall 2009 issue, we take a look back at those 20 years and how the magazine has evolved. Plus, all of Idea File’s great informative sections!
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Posted in: Editor-in-chief's Corner, Fall 2009, Staff Management
From experience I learned that even the biggest control freak of an editor-in-chief cannot afford to micromanage, regardless of how friendly the whole staff is.
Read more →Middle School Moment: Creating artistic images
Posted in: Fall 2009, Middle School Moment, Photography
Yearbook students have an opportunity to explore digital photography and photo enhancements, then show off their work in the annual ARTstravaganza.
Read more →Ready-made guiding light
Posted in: Fall 2009, Law/Ethics
The National Scholastic Press Association’s Model Code of Ethics has made it easier to include an ethics code in staff manuals.
Teaching students under the age of 18 right from wrong is hard enough. But teaching them to navigate the gray areas in between while being responsible journalists can be daunting.
Read more →Noteworthy
What Yearbook Means To Me
Yearbooks can tie generations together
Read how former yearbook editor Amanda Sims and her parents walked the same high school halls, 32 years apart, and why she considers the yearbooks from those times such important, poignant keepsakes.
Read more →It's Worth It
Holidays can be a profitable time for yearbook sales
The holiday season can be a beneficial time for staffs selling the yearbook. See the latest It’s Worth It tip and how one school plans on pitching the book as a holiday gift.
Read more →A Helping Hand
Remember when…
Remember your first year as an adviser? Your memories of the ups and downs and the wisdom gained from that year might just help out the rookies.
Read more →Student Voice
National Yearbook Week
How do you plan on celebrating National Yearbook Week?
Read more →News and Notes
Kansas City, Mo. (Nov. 25, 2009) – Walsworth Publishing Company announced the first winner in its Student Scholarship Sweepstakes. Brendan Keady, a senior at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill., won the October drawing and became the first of three $1,000 winners.
Read more →Students from Walsworth yearbooks fare well at NSPA’s individual contests
Kansas City, Mo. (Nov. 23, 2009) – Several students on staff with yearbooks published by Walsworth placed in the National Scholastic Press Association’s individual contests, which were awarded at the Fall National High School Journalism Convention this month in Washington, D.C.
Read more →Six Walsworth yearbooks win JEA/NSPA Best of Show
Read more →Seven yearbooks named as ACP Pacemakers
Read more →Lee’s Summit High student designs logo for next year’s JEA/NSPA
Read more →Two Walsworth yearbooks up for Pacemaker at this week’s ACP/CMA
Read more →JEA extends deadline for convention photo contests
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