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Top Four Reasons to Go Mirrorless with Your Yearbook Cameras
October 3, 2024
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....
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Mike Taylor: NSPA Pioneer Award Recipient and the Heart + Soul of Yearbook Education
October 1, 2024
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...
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How Can I Teach My Seniors To Train The Staff Throughout The Year?
September 27, 2024
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...
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Yearbook Outside of Yearbook: How Yearbook Translates to College and Beyond
September 25, 2024
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...
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The Most Effective Approach to Planning and Building Your Theme From the Start
September 19, 2024
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,...
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Yearbook Classroom Routines
September 18, 2024
Create a classroom routine for a class that isn’t a normal class. It sounds simple enough, but it can be overwhelming trying to get everyone...
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Great Yearbook Programs Incorporate: 5 Simple Ideas
September 16, 2024
Family is at the heart of everything we do. With Tripp Walsworth joining his father, Don Walsworth, and grandfather, Don O. Walsworth, at the company...
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News
Mike Taylor: NSPA Pioneer Award Recipient and the Heart + Soul of Yearbook Education
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...
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Therasia Brautigam Named 2024 JEA Rising Star
The Journalism Education Association named Therasia Brautigam from Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Missouri, as a 2024 JEA Rising Star on Tuesday, August 20,...
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The New School Store Experience Has Arrived
With a fresh new look and a host of updated features, selling your yearbooks and ads online with School Store just got even easier. The...
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Walsworth hires Andy Billett as new Chief Operating Officer
Marceline, Missouri; July 15, 2024 – Walsworth announced it has hired printing industry veteran Andy Billett as the company’s new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Billett...
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Coverage
The Great Solar Eclipse of 2024: Capture It in Your Yearbook!
Did you know there’s a total solar eclipse happening on April 8? That’s right, the moon will completely block the sun, creating a defining moment...
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5 Simple Ideas for Ethical AI in Yearbook Production
From Clippy the Microsoft paper clip to Grammarly to Photoshop, you have probably used artificial intelligence more than you know. Your Netflix queue, online shopping...
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Making the Best Summer Spread for Your Yearbook
Have you ever had an idea, but not known where to start? You’re not alone! That’s why Walsworth developed Coverage Starters – a series that...
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Keeping your Yearbook Index Interesting
While the anticipation of what spreads a student gets to work on may fuel their creative juices, when it’s time to work on...
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Yearbook Staff
How Can I Teach My Seniors To Train The Staff Throughout The Year?
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...
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Yearbook Classroom Routines
Create a classroom routine for a class that isn’t a normal class. It sounds simple enough, but it can be overwhelming trying to get everyone...
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Tackle Team Building With That Yearbook Podcast and our Latest Training Video
As a yearbook adviser, one of your top priorities is building a cohesive, collaborative staff that works well together to create an amazing yearbook. But...
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10 Ways to Keep Your Yearbook Staff Motivated
When working in a group setting with others, it’s essential to ensure everyone has a good time, completes their work and gets along with one...
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Photography
Top Four Reasons to Go Mirrorless with Your Yearbook Cameras
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....
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Photographing The Presidential Election
Just say, “Where do I go to get my credentials?” Don’t say anything else. Don’t say ANYTHING else. Act like you’ve done this a million...
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Announcing the Winners of the 2024 Walsworth Photo Contest
We encouraged schools to share their favorite moments that captured this school year, and they certainly delivered for our 2024 Walsworth Photo Contest. The outstanding...
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The Great Solar Eclipse of 2024: Capture It in Your Yearbook!
Did you know there’s a total solar eclipse happening on April 8? That’s right, the moon will completely block the sun, creating a defining moment...
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Design
Mastering Yearbook 360 – Online Design in Five Days: A Step-by-Step Guide for Teachers and Students
Yearbook creation is an art that requires both creativity and technical prowess. To assist teachers and students in mastering the intricacies of Yearbook 360 –...
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Using Grids in InDesign: Video Training With the Yearbook Experts
Welcome to a new training video featuring Mike Taylor, CJE, Jim Jordan and Sabrina Schmitz, CJE. In this session, they delve into the intricacies of...
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National Yearbook Week: Unlock the Power of Yearbook Design
Yearbook design is what sets your book apart from all the others. It’s how you convey your school’s voice and personality to readers, but most...
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Elevate Your Yearbook with Picsart: Now Available in Yearbook 360 – Online Design!
It’s time to take your yearbook game to a whole new level with Picsart. We are thrilled to announce the integration of Picsart’s photo-editing software...
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Copywriting
Editors Corner: Stepping Up to Fill a Void
Editor-in-chief was not my original title. My adviser sat me down on my living room couch to tell me the EIC quit two weeks before...
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5 Simple Ideas for Ethical AI in Yearbook Production
From Clippy the Microsoft paper clip to Grammarly to Photoshop, you have probably used artificial intelligence more than you know. Your Netflix queue, online shopping...
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Marketing
Increase Revenue and Coverage with Group Senior Ads
Encouraging school groups to submit group senior yearbook ads in addition to selling individual senior ads provides a great way to keep revenue coming in...
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Middle School Yearbook Marketing: Strategies that Work
Our school is located in an isolated, rural, coastal community with a huge summer population of visitors and beautiful natural resources. In the two years...
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How the Chamber of Commerce Helped Revive Our Business Ads Sales
Rolla High School just celebrated its 76th volume of the Growler yearbook, and the local business community has been one of our biggest supporters over...
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Marketing to the Masses During National Yearbook Week
Your staff has been hard at work this year to produce a publication that your school will be proud of, but without a strong marketing...
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