Whether you are a new adviser or a veteran, you know the value of getting your staff working the moment they walk in the door. We wanted to help you do just that. Over the last several years, Walsworth Yearbooks has hosted more than 50 informative webinars covering dozens of topics, each with guest presenters and a wide range of …
Engage Instantly with your Staff Whether you are a new adviser or a veteran, you know the value of getting your staff working the moment they walk in the door. Make sure to take advantage of our library of Class Starters and quizzes that focus on the following topics: Yearbook terminology Cover production The printing process Leadership Boot camps Club …
Customers Click Here Andrew Ross is a former yearbook editor turned yearbook representative. He serves western Colorado and the Denver area. Andrew said his yearbook experience “gives me the unique opportunity to coach and support the students whose shoes I was once in–the stress, excitement, deadlines and the importance of food are things I know all too well.” Jim Jordan is …
Who doesn’t love a good folder hack? Utilizing a folder system for your staff to keep important documents will provide you and your team with a one-stop-shop for all things yearbook. Here are some essentials you need to consider for your staff folders. Folder Types Folders with pockets are ideal for this system since you will be storing sticky notes …
One of the most important components of running a yearbook program is attending and photographing events. Using Google Calendar for event scheduling is a free and effective way to ensure coverage. Here is one way to use Google Calendars for scheduling photo assignments. Establish Google Account Permissions If you are a Google Suite school, talk with your administration and IT …
Monica Rodriguez – known to her students as M-Rod – is the yearbook adviser at Gulliver Preparatory Upper School near Miami. All of Monica’s three staffs – the Reflections literary magazine, the Raider Voice news and print magazine, and the Raider yearbook – received Crown and Pacemaker Finalist recognition in 2021. It’s particularly exciting as this is the first time …
Maybe weather canceled the only game of the spring sports season you were going to be able to get in the book. Maybe COVID canceled an event you were counting on. Maybe other spreads just took longer than anticipated and the deadline snuck up on you. Whatever the reason and whoever your publisher, if you have a blank space in …
We all know someone who has had COVID-19, and it’s very possible someone on your staff has had it. But if you plan ahead, there are some steps you can take to make sure that a COVID quarantine doesn’t stop the production of your yearbook. Make a plan to retrieve or drop off equipment. One of the biggest problems can …
Updated by Walsworth Yearbooks Happy New Year! The start of a new year is the perfect time to look back and evaluate what you and your yearbook staff have accomplished so far this school year. Yearbook can be challenging, but it’s also very rewarding. Take a moment to pat yourself on the back. You’ve made it this far – you’re doing …
Updated by Walsworth Yearbooks The holiday season is here, but you are probably well aware that a little yearbook work needs to be mixed in with all the upcoming festivities and family time. Now is a great time to plan student life coverage for the winter break. Editors need to put into place plans to review spreads and proofs while …