In the session Developing a New Coverage Mindset for an Uncertain Fall and Beyond, speaker Jim Jordan discusses how your yearbook staff should be prepared to EXPAND their book’s coverage as they begin the upcoming school year.

The opening of school in the fall of 2020 will be unique and challenging. Staffs will need to be prepared to cover whatever might be interesting AS IT HAPPENS.

If you were unable to catch it live at Walsworth’s recent Virtual Yearbook Workshop, sign up to watch a replay.

This summer at Walsworth’s virtual Camp Orlando, Hagerty High School yearbook adviser Brit Taylor, CJE, spoke about the need for Creative Coverage with the upcoming school year and the session was a huge hit with the audience.

In fact, we thought it was so good that we had to share it. You can give it a watch by following the link below.

At Walsworth’s Virtual Summer Workshop, yearbook adviser Susan McNulty, CJE, held a session on getting your virtual classroom set up for this fall.

McNulty, the adviser at Florida’s J.W. Mitchell High School, reviews how to start building staff relationships virtually, including some great online icebreakers and much more. If you missed it live, watch the recording of this informative session today.

At Walsworth’s virtual Adviser Academy this summer, we held a roundtable discussion with some of the best yearbook advisers in the country to get their thoughts on what exactly yearbooks will look like in this upcoming school year.

If you weren’t there live, this replay is a can’t miss.