Here are five suggestions on how to work on being a better yearbook photographer over the summer break.
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Here at Walsworth Yearbooks, we’re lucky to have many excellent employees. These are the people who make our company run. Some of them interact with our customers every day, but many of them don’t. We’re lucky to have these people, and are sharing a little bit about them in our Employee Spotlight series. Dan Davis…
Summer workshop season is here, which for many of you means your yearbook staff will soon be heading off to camp to start thinking about cover designs and brainstorming for that perfect theme idea. Walsworth’s Mike Taylor, CJE, wants to help! He loves talking yearbooks (of course), and particularly loves talking yearbook themes. Which is…
To develop your yearbook editors and managers into leaders, begin in the spring and continue the training and bonding through the summer. A number of processes and resources are available for you to use. This article touches on just a few.
As Walsworth’s 2018 Adviser Academy approaches this July in Kansas City, the Yearbooks Blog will get you ready for the event with a new Inside Look at the Academy through a series of Q&As with the instructors. Technically, it’s really only been a matter of months since Renee Burke stepped out of the yearbook classroom.…
Few things demonstrate the dedication of a photographer to improve more than continuing to take images well after the last yearbook assignment has been completed. Whether it is the last deadline in the spring or summer break, here are five suggestions on how to be a better photographer for the coming year.
Long-time yearbook adviser Kathy Craghead passed away Wednesday, May 23, 2018. She spent 24 years as the yearbook adviser at Mexico High School in Mexico, Missouri, before retiring in 2007. In 2003, she was named the H.L. Hall National Adviser of the Year by JEA. After retiring, she spent time as a yearbook instructor and…
As Walsworth’s 2018 Adviser Academy approaches this July in Kansas City, the Yearbooks Blog will get you ready for the event with a new Inside Look at the Academy through a series of Q&As with the instructors. First-year advisers attending the 2018 Adviser Academy can rest assured they will be in good hands when they…
With experience comes knowledge. There are plenty of things we all wish we’d known sooner: how to cook, how to change a flat tire, not to get that haircut (that is now documented in your high school yearbook). That sentiment holds true for yearbook advisers, too. Mary Inglis and Janelle Schultz, CJE, have more than…
Schools all over the country are bringing augmented reality to their yearbooks this spring through Walsworth’s Yearbook AR app. However, learning the AR technology and creating interesting content is just the first step. Now, many yearbook staffs are starting to take the next step of promoting this exciting new feature. The yearbook staff from Braden…
Becky Tate, CJE, has journalism in her blood and an amazing pedigree to prove it. She started her scholastic journalism odyssey when she joined both the newspaper and yearbook staffs at Shawnee Mission North High School in Mission, Kansas, guided by long-time publications legend Nancy Hall. Tate attended Kansas State University where she worked with…
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