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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
sept 28
Senior name sheets to advisories.
Cheyenne & Megan_Layouts and backgrounds.
Save your photos onto your computer.
Work on pages. Some of you have a deadline next week.
Save pages into your folder. Save as pagenumber.psd (136.psd), then save as a JPEG when finished (136.jpg).
ACT words. Do two per week. Turn in on October 12. 6 words due.
October 10
Soccer
What is not clear?
Monday, September 19, 2011
sept 22
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Fill out timesheets now
Turn in 5 ACT words
Folders on computers will be backed up today.
Who can shoot a soccer team photo after school today?
4:00 pm???????????? Individuals on October 10?
Photograph the new marquee.
Candid pages. Folders. Photos. Pages in Photoshop.
Do you need help? Do you know your deadlines?
Look at the ladder diagram. Your name and date due should be there.
Editors_check for duplicate photos. Minimal use of yearbook staff on candid pages.
Tally superlatives.
Senior headshot team_begin to go online and look at photos picked or not picked by seniors.
Get name sheets out to seniors_via advisory? They are ready.
Sports pages_do you have everything you need? Any team photos set for October 10?
Help Stevie_copy scans onto all computers.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
september 14
Two very important ongoing jobs:
1. Faculty section_which photo teachers want for yearbook + a little more. Two people.
2. Backing up the six computers dedicated to yearbook class. Two people. Leigh Hampton and
Backgrounds_Roy Lichtenstein
Check Gradespeed. If a grade is incorrect from last week, tell me so I can fix it today.
Fill time sheets out completely. I will grade timesheets and ACT words next week. No ACT words for Friday. Only two this week. This will be two weeks work. Do not put his off. Keep up today. We SHOULD be busy next week.
Not everyone signed contracts.
Assignments are due when they are due. Absences are an excuse. There may be other valid excuses. Just not completing and turning in the assignment is not an excuse. The grade will remain a zero.
For the September 15 and 16 shoot, I need:
Signs A-H and I-Z
Easels
Clipboards
Sharpies attached to clipboards
Sort cards
Set up table in auditorium
Who is helping?
A1
A2
A3
A4
B5
B6
B7
B8 Everyone
First candid page in Photoshop is due October 6.
Sports team photos_October 10.
If you have a fall sports page, your team photo deadline is no later than October 10. You can take this with a point and shoot.
Get this done ASAP. Your pages with team photos, candids, schedules, rosters and player names are due October 12.
Create folders on yearbook computers today. Approximately 3-4 people on each computer.
Everyone should do this today. Load in your photos.
Start putting pages together next week.
Do you have your photos?
Saturday, April 23, 2011
final exam_review
The Yearbook Final Exam will be a persuasive essay that discusses whether or not a particular yearbook meets the criteria of "good journalism".
Journalism is the discipline of gathering, writing and reporting news, and broadly it includes the process of editing and presenting the news articles. Journalism applies to various media such as magazines, newspapers, radio, television, and web sites.
In journalism, the Five W’s (also known as the Five W’s (and one H) or simply the Six W’s) is a concept in news style, research, and in police investigations that are regarded as basics in information-gathering. It is a formula for getting the “full” story on something. The maxim of the Five W’s (and one H) is that in order for a report to be considered complete it must answer a checklist of six questions, each of which comprises an interrogative word.
The Five W’s + H are who, what, when, where, why and how. A good piece of journalism should contain all of this information.
A yearbook should tell the story of the school year. With all of the above in mind, you will select a copy of a Hillwood High School yearbook and write an essay describing whether or not his yearbook represents good journalism. Your essay should be similar to the essays you write in English class.
Your grade will be determined using a rubric that includes the rubric used in the TCAP writing assessment.
Refer to the links in the column to the right to help you with your essay.
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