Yearbook Groupie – Yearbook resources and guides

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  • in reply to: Welcome! Let’s get to know each other… #2079
    Jacqueline
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    Nice to meet you Stacy! Great info!

    in reply to: Yearbook Pinterest Board #1733
    Jacqueline
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    Thank you! I am getting my students to use this more for ideas!

    in reply to: Best Yearbook Softwares #1732
    Jacqueline
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    If you are looking for FREE InDesign alternative then Scribus is your answer! https://www.scribus.net/downloads/

    in reply to: Team Fun! #1714
    Jacqueline
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    We’ve done shirts each year and it’s just student media generic not related to the theme. I wanted a club but the school needs it as an elective. We have now sign up for snacks! We have deadline coming up so eating and working is fun.

    in reply to: How to Throw a Distribution Event #1681
    Jacqueline
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    great idea

    in reply to: 10 Easy Steps to Make a Yearbook #1670
    Jacqueline
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    Broken Link

    in reply to: Getting Started with EDOnline! #1669
    Jacqueline
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    I like having my students go through the EDOnline Curriculum!

    in reply to: Welcome! Let’s get to know each other… #1649
    Jacqueline
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    Welcome, Jen! It is fun and challenging but I know you can do it! Check out the different forum topics or start a new one to ask questions, share victories, or vent! My best to you and your class!

    in reply to: How to Build a Yearbook in 7 Days #1647
    Jacqueline
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    Thank you Lori!
    Here is an updated link to your resource! THANKS!
    https://www.picabooyearbooks.com/blog/build-a-yearbook-in-7-days

    in reply to: Welcome! Let’s get to know each other… #1634
    Jacqueline
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    Lynn,
    I recently had a student who started my class overwhelmed and not sure how things were going to be. She said that she feels that the Yearbook is her ‘baby’ now and that she cannot wait to see the finished product and what her classmates will come up with. I made her the editor-in-chief! It was rewarding to see her go from scared to enjoying the process even though it’s work, it’s rewarding!

    in reply to: Creative Yearbook Funding Ideas #1611
    Jacqueline
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    Kaylee, these funding ideas are great! Costs just keep going up because of a variety of reasons and trying to keep costs down for students/families is a huge responsibility. I usually only think of ads! The other ideas are great! Thanks! I will ask my class this week if they want to do something.

    in reply to: Elementary Distribution is an exciting day! #1610
    Jacqueline
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    Lynn, it sure is a lot of work but it is so rewarding! Planning time to receive the books, sort, and more can take days, and leave days for signing is obviously a big deal too. These are such great reminders. The video is a great idea! Our school has to be careful of what goes on social media since we have parents sign permission/no permission for their child to be on the school’s social media. It’s overall great to document it for others to see how it is done, too.

    in reply to: Welcome! Let’s get to know each other… #1597
    Jacqueline
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    Thank you Lynn.

    in reply to: Welcome! Let’s get to know each other… #1592
    Jacqueline
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    Name: Jackie
    State: Florida
    How many years have you been a yearbook advisor? 5 years
    School-age: K-12
    School size: 150 students
    Is your yearbook a club, a class, or do you do it on your own? 2-day/week HS elective class
    If it is a club or a class, how many people do you work with? 10 students
    What advice would you give other advisors?
    Teach the students the basics and industry standards helping them with the tools but lt them lead on theme and design, you are there to advise.

    in reply to: Photography with Cell Phones #1590
    Jacqueline
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    Kaylee, you are right, just get the shot with what you have! Our cell phones may or may not be the best but it’s better than nothing. Be sure to wipe off the lens and shoot! I remind my students to stand firmly or against a wall to minimize movement. Tucking the elbows in helps as well as holding your breath while taking the shot. These are from my Film SLR days but they still are great ideas for Cell phones! #shutterbug

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