• Recruit staff and set up access to online program
• Begin sales campaign
• Open Community Upload

• Meet with yearbook staff/helpers
• Plan the content of the book
• Create the ladder diagram

• Basic design for all schools - step-by-step design
• Design in the online program

• Advanced design - adding more content and coverage to each spread
• Design in the online program

• Discover what makes great photos
• Use cell phones to take and send pictures

• Check name spellings
• Design portrait pages and flow portraits
• Elementary covers are due
• Deadlines approaching

• Verbal-visual storytelling
• Eye-catching headlines, captions and stories

• Flow and correct your index
• Proofread all pages
• Hit the send button

• Ideas for projects to complete after the book is finished
• Finalize plans for distribution
• Announce Summer Workshop Dates - July 8-11, 2024

During this webinar, our hosts answered questions submitted by Yearbook Advisers and revealed industry tips that will help you build your yearbook with confidence.

In this webinar, we will showcase some of the new website features you will see in 2020.

2020 National Yearbook Week Series – Join Lani to get some guidance on how to navigate your first year.

Mini Series - Part 1

Mini Series - Part 2

Mini Series - Part 3

Mini Series - Part 4

2020 National Yearbook Week Series – Join us for this two-part series on telling stories with words and photos.

2020 National Yearbook Week Series – Before Storytelling Part 2, attendees will create designs based on the stories featured in Part 1. During Part 2, we will discuss our choices of dominant photos on both designs and see how well the dominants connect with the primary headlines.

Ideas are everywhere. From shopping malls to magazines to the internet, we can inspiration for yearbook spreads, modules, and coverage topics if we “think yearbook” all the time.

Learn how to plan the content of your design to add depth to your coverage.

Typography can make or break your yearbook. Learn the “rules” of typography, why they’re important to our readers, and, sometimes, how to break those rules for a reason.