What if students had the ability to leave more than just a written signature in the yearbook? What if they could leave a video message along with their signature, allowing their friends to remember how they look and act today? Now, they can with Walsworth’s Yearbook Shout.
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Your yearbook staff can make some New Year’s resolutions for the 2014 book, especially since production is really about to hit the stretch run for many staffs. Here are some ideas!
A trip into New York City for the holidays, dining at Radio City Music Hall and close seats to Radio City’s Christmas Spectacular show – it’s a dream day that 31 yearbook advisers and students recently got to experience when they attended the Walsworth Yearbooks Fall Premiere.
The latest issues of Idea File magazine and our new Idea File Extra app are complete, and these latest issues are all about ways to really make your yearbook shine. Check them out today!
The 2013 yearbook was Andrew Plonsky’s fourth as the adviser at Trinity School in New York, and although he still feels like he has a lot to learn, he’s finally got the basics down.
Engaging in ice breakers during the first few weeks of a publication class is normal. What is rare is continuing to play these games throughout the school year.
Twice a year Walsworth’s Idea File magazine brings you dozens of articles on design, photography, marketing, writing and all the latest yearbook trends with its Fall and Spring issues. Now, that content along with videos and more will be available on your mobile device through Idea File Extra.
For more than 20 years, Jim Jordan, Crystal Kazmierski and Susan Massy have been the closest friends. They’ve taught together, shared ideas and supported each other. Now, the three yearbook advisers and their yearbook programs have found themselves aligned in one more way – tied in NSPA Pacemaker awards.
This week of May 6-10 was Teacher Appreciation Week, and for all of us at Walsworth Yearbooks, that was reason to celebrate. Students who shared their personal stories with us about a teacher who impacted their life in a positive way won a copy of the book, “Heart of a Teacher.”
An NSPA Best of Show award is a big deal, especially when you produce a middle school yearbook that comes in eighth against other high school yearbooks in the competition. But that’s what happened to the 2012 Scrapbook from Westfield Middle School.
