Assigning spreads to your staff and keeping them happy and motivated with them doesn’t have to feel like a chore. Make the most of the occasion with a fun Draft Day activity that can be implemented for each deadline, each season, each semester or once a year. Draft Day picks get students engaged and invested, and the process flows smoothly
National Yearbook Week is the perfect time to not only celebrate the rich tradition of yearbooks but also to boost your sales and get more students involved. Whether you’re a seasoned adviser or just starting out, this is your chance to drive excitement, connect with your community and make your yearbook a must-have for every student. Here are some proven
Nothing makes a yearbook work night more bearable and bonds a group quite like food, but with so many food sensitivities now, find accommodating snacks can be a chore. Pizza and donuts, while simple, may exclude students with gluten or dairy sensitivities. As we celebrate National Yearbook Week, we think everyone deserves delicious snacks. Read on for some of our
How do you create lessons for a class as complicated and multi-faceted as yearbook? Sometimes it seems impossible to know where to start or what order things should be in. A general structure for lesson plans is the best tool to keep in an adviser’s pocket. Read on for practical activities you can easily implement in your classroom during National Yearbook
It’s no secret that National Yearbook Week is our favorite holiday, but what has been a secret until today is that Walsworth is celebrating this year in a bigger-than-ever way with our brand new Signature Scholarship! We’ve been bursting to share the big news about the two $4,500 student scholarships we’re offering to junior and senior yearbook students. That’s right
Are you considering new cameras for your yearbook program? If you answered yes, you probably have been debating between going mirrorless or getting another DSLR. Let me make it simple: GO MIRRORLESS! When mirrorless cameras first came out, there was a lot of hesitation from photographers to make the switch since DSLR’s were still proving to be the tried and trusted
The National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) is proud to recognize seven recipients for this year’s Pioneer class, including Walsworth Yearbooks expert, Mike Taylor, CJE. The Pioneer Award is the highest award NSPA presents to journalism educators, honoring those who have contributed substantially to high school publications and journalism programs. Taylor’s name is synonymous with yearbook excellence. As a Journalism Specialist
Let’s be honest: training a yearbook staff is a lot of work. But who’s responsibility is it, really? Yes, as the adviser, you need to guide your staff, but one of the great byproducts of student publications is the leadership skills it develops in students. We sat down with Walsworth Yearbooks National Accounts Manager and Journalism Specialist Mike Taylor, CJE,
During my time in high school, I heavily involved myself in clubs and activities, including band, community service club and student council. My most impactful activity, however, was my four years in yearbook. I excelled in it and had a wonderful time being a part of it. Some of my best friends also participated, and my adviser encouraged us and
I was shocked. I was horrified. I worked with several schools this past spring who had not even started their opening pages or theme copy, even though it was the beginning of March! What’s up with that? You may have a deadline structure that allows for this, but it’s not the best approach for introducing the story you are trying
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