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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…
For the past several months, your yearbook staff has spent many hours putting in hard work to create a great product for your school community. It’s important that work gets recognized with a year-end celebration. With the new Walsworth Yearbooks eBook, Let’s Have Some Fun. The Book is Done!, you can plan the best celebration…
A replay of Walsworth’s April 24 webinar, “Your Yearbook is Done. Now What?,” hosted by Jim Jordan, is now available for viewing. Jordan’s hour-long presentation focused on how yearbook advisers can keep the yearbook staff busy throughout those last few weeks of the school year once the final pages have been submitted. Essentially serving as…
Just this month, Walsworth released its latest eBook, Jim Jordan’s 40 Things to do After the Yearbook is Done, which provides tons of tips for how yearbook staffs can stay productive during those final weeks of school after the last pages have been submitted. Now you get the chance to discuss the topic live! On…
It’s a dilemma for many yearbook staffs every year. You work hard for months and frantically race to get all your pages submitted by the final deadline. And you make it! Then, you realize there are still several weeks left in the school year. What’s next? How do you stay busy? A new eBook from…
All the hard work your yearbook staff puts in throughout the course of the school year pays off when the final product gets delivered. The unveiling of the yearbook to the entire school can be magical, but organizing a smooth distribution day requires plenty of planning. The good news is Walsworth Yearbooks provides ample resources…
In a yearbook utopia, the new teacher would have a journalism degree, take photos like a pro, be able to manage a group of teenagers with aplomb and truly understand the importance of deadlines in the production of any publication. In reality, though, the yearbook adviser many times has little or no publishing experience and only lasts an average of two years. Following these tips can lead to happier advisers who stick with the job.
No yearbook company offers better support for new yearbook advisers than Walsworth Yearbooks. Walsworth is the place for new advisers, and providing everything those advisers need to be successful is our priority. That’s why we have designed a new, expanded New Advisers page on walsworthyearbooks.com. The updated online home for new advisers is rich with…
Why do you love yearbook? It may be the students or the ability to be creative. It could be the act of creating something meant to capture a moment in history, which will last for years. Walsworth’s latest eBook, Why I Love Yearbook, was born when advisers from all over the United States shared their…
Photos are the most-seen element of any yearbook, which makes the blocks of text that accompany them – the captions – essentially the most important text written in the book. Your yearbook staff needs to be giving captions the attention they deserve. Walsworth’s newest eBook will help. In Writing Yearbook Captions That Will Captivate, you…
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