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This is a presentation made by Gary Lundgren at the JEA Advisers Institute in Las Vegas on July 11, 2012.

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T O T A L L Y

GARY LUNDGREN > JOSTENS > JEA ADVISERS INSTITUTE > JULY, 2012

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* DESIGN

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STRATEGIES

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* 1. Establish a grid architecture to organize space and content.

Design strategies

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* Spread architecture  

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* 2. Design a strong CVI [center of visual impact] that showcases the most important content. The CVI module features the spread’s largest photo and the main headline.

Design strategies

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* 3. Headlines on smaller modules should be mini versions of the main headline design.

Design strategies

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* 4. Use tight spacing <1 to 3 points> for packaging related photos within modules.

Design strategies

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* 5. Employ expanded spacing, creating vertical and horizontal rails, to avoid crowding the spread.

Design strategies

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* COVERAGE

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STRATEGIES

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* Coverage strategies

1. A spread has an over unifier. This could be a story topic such as weekends or a time element such as a week or month. Be creative with unifiers.

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* Coverage strategies

2. Each module needs to present a unique and fresh angle to the story, avoiding redundancy.

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* Coverage strategies

3. Gather the content and then discuss the best storytelling approach.

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* Storytelling approaches  

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birthday: 9|20|88 fav food: pizza fav band: korn fav color: black fav class: physics fav show: simpsons

JUNIOR

BIO BOX Q&A FACTOID TIMELINE CHART CHECKLIST QUIZ CALLOUT FILL IN THE BLANK STEP BY STEP MAP RATING

lori|jonesBeating the seniors in tug-o-war during the spring carnivalBob Clipson

If you could relive any moment from last year,what would it be? cost of song on iTunes

More than 10 billion songs were

downloaded this year.“I spent nearly $357 on music this year,”

Elliott Bell | Freshman

MON

TUES

WED

THURS

FRI

No homework due and starting off with a fresh slate Biology lab notes and homework in math and social studiesChoir concert after drama rehearsal; homework will just have to waitCatch-up on yesterday’s assigments and complete lab after schoolVocabulary quiz and social studies presentation over World War II How do you spend your check?

The perfect concert requires… BOOKS

one for the

“The right music for my instrument”

jenna mclung | 12

“Great friends to play for”

john moore | 11

“I did a ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s costume. I don’t know anyone who smokes so it took forever to find that long cigarette thingy,”

ALICIA HAWLEYJUNIOR

The most memorable thing

about prom was

______________.

One word to describe my

date would be

______________.

“I took one of those prep classes CMU.”

Felicia Symcox | 12

“I took the test 4 times.”Jon Lopez | 12

“I got lucky. I still think they gave me the wrong scores.”

Amanada Pearce | 12

How to make a

on your ACTMy parents lived five time zones and 6,231 miles

from me.

JUAN BALDERA|10

First week of schoolHomecoming weekAfter loss to JonesIn the rainCoach in bad moodAfter injuriesAny practice_______________

1. When was the school founded? a. 1923 b. 1945 c. 1879 d. 1982

2. The class of 2013 is the largest ever? True False

3. How many faculty members are alumni? a. 10 b. 4 c. 17 d. 2

4. The first mascot was: a. Indian b. Trojan c. Lynx d. Pirate

1. A, 2. FALSE, 3. B, 4. A

2sidesThere are more than

TO EVERY STORY

Facts, figures and feelings complement photographs combined

in either a news feature story or separate packages to relate

the life experiences of your readers.

!is multi-faceted approach to storytelling "ts the fast-paced

and inclusive approach to yearbook coverage, verbal and visual content

and graphic design.

Consider your readers’ preferences and patterns as well as all verbal/

visual options as you allow your content to drive your design.

Incorporate font and color palette choices as well as any predetermined

verbal and visual cool tools to set just the right tone and mood for your individual

package as well as the total spread.

Once you have completed your story starter planning sheet, sketch

your module design here making sure it will blend with other spread packages.

MOD Starter

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birthday: 9|20|88 fav food: pizza fav band: korn fav color: black fav class: physics fav show: simpsons

JUNIOR

BIO BOX Q&A FACTOID TIMELINE CHART CHECKLIST QUIZ CALLOUT FILL IN THE BLANK STEP BY STEP MAP RATING

lori|jonesBeating the seniors in tug-o-war during the spring carnivalBob Clipson

If you could relive any moment from last year,what would it be? cost of song on iTunes

More than 10 billion songs were

downloaded this year.“I spent nearly $357 on music this year,”

Elliott Bell | Freshman

MON

TUES

WED

THURS

FRI

No homework due and starting off with a fresh slate Biology lab notes and homework in math and social studiesChoir concert after drama rehearsal; homework will just have to waitCatch-up on yesterday’s assigments and complete lab after schoolVocabulary quiz and social studies presentation over World War II How do you spend your check?

The perfect concert requires… BOOKS

one for the

“The right music for my instrument”

jenna mclung | 12

“Great friends to play for”

john moore | 11

“I did a ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s costume. I don’t know anyone who smokes so it took forever to find that long cigarette thingy,”

ALICIA HAWLEYJUNIOR

The most memorable thing

about prom was

______________.

One word to describe my

date would be

______________.

“I took one of those prep classes CMU.”

Felicia Symcox | 12

“I took the test 4 times.”Jon Lopez | 12

“I got lucky. I still think they gave me the wrong scores.”

Amanada Pearce | 12

How to make a

on your ACTMy parents lived five time zones and 6,231 miles

from me.

JUAN BALDERA|10

First week of schoolHomecoming weekAfter loss to JonesIn the rainCoach in bad moodAfter injuriesAny practice_______________

1. When was the school founded? a. 1923 b. 1945 c. 1879 d. 1982

2. The class of 2013 is the largest ever? True False

3. How many faculty members are alumni? a. 10 b. 4 c. 17 d. 2

4. The first mascot was: a. Indian b. Trojan c. Lynx d. Pirate

1. A, 2. FALSE, 3. B, 4. A

2sidesThere are more than

TO EVERY STORY

Facts, figures and feelings complement photographs combined

in either a news feature story or separate packages to relate

the life experiences of your readers.

!is multi-faceted approach to storytelling "ts the fast-paced

and inclusive approach to yearbook coverage, verbal and visual content

and graphic design.

Consider your readers’ preferences and patterns as well as all verbal/

visual options as you allow your content to drive your design.

Incorporate font and color palette choices as well as any predetermined

verbal and visual cool tools to set just the right tone and mood for your individual

package as well as the total spread.

Once you have completed your story starter planning sheet, sketch

your module design here making sure it will blend with other spread packages.

MOD Starter

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* Coverage strategies

4. Dynamic storytelling focuses on people.

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* Story worksheet

Module Topic_________________________________________________________________ Spread_________________________________

Interview Questions:

Poll/Survey Question:

Photo Possibilities:

Module Ideas:

Creator _________________________________________________________________

Content Formats:Verbal... primary & secondary sub-headlines & labels

lead/conclusion & quotes/transitions

ident/summary/expanded/ collection/quote/group

quickie/summary quotes & anecdotes

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pie chart, bar or line graph, table & ratings

map & diagram/ /

action/reaction photo-journalistic story reference: group shots, portraits illustration/icon: staged to show something specific scrapbook: show people in a posed situation, looking

at the camera

subjects: single subject, small group, large group shapes: vertical, horizontal, square, odd-shaped special techniques: cut-out background, silhouette,

mortise single shot story collections: montage/collage/series

Story Starter

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* Story design sketch  

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birthday: 9|20|88 fav food: pizza fav band: korn fav color: black fav class: physics fav show: simpsons

JUNIOR

BIO BOX Q&A FACTOID TIMELINE CHART CHECKLIST QUIZ CALLOUT FILL IN THE BLANK STEP BY STEP MAP RATING

lori|jonesBeating the seniors in tug-o-war during the spring carnivalBob Clipson

If you could relive any moment from last year,what would it be? cost of song on iTunes

More than 10 billion songs were

downloaded this year.“I spent nearly $357 on music this year,”

Elliott Bell | Freshman

MON

TUES

WED

THURS

FRI

No homework due and starting off with a fresh slate Biology lab notes and homework in math and social studiesChoir concert after drama rehearsal; homework will just have to waitCatch-up on yesterday’s assigments and complete lab after schoolVocabulary quiz and social studies presentation over World War II How do you spend your check?

The perfect concert requires… BOOKS

one for the

“The right music for my instrument”

jenna mclung | 12

“Great friends to play for”

john moore | 11

“I did a ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s costume. I don’t know anyone who smokes so it took forever to find that long cigarette thingy,”

ALICIA HAWLEYJUNIOR

The most memorable thing

about prom was

______________.

One word to describe my

date would be

______________.

“I took one of those prep classes CMU.”

Felicia Symcox | 12

“I took the test 4 times.”Jon Lopez | 12

“I got lucky. I still think they gave me the wrong scores.”

Amanada Pearce | 12

How to make a

on your ACTMy parents lived five time zones and 6,231 miles

from me.

JUAN BALDERA|10

First week of schoolHomecoming weekAfter loss to JonesIn the rainCoach in bad moodAfter injuriesAny practice_______________

1. When was the school founded? a. 1923 b. 1945 c. 1879 d. 1982

2. The class of 2013 is the largest ever? True False

3. How many faculty members are alumni? a. 10 b. 4 c. 17 d. 2

4. The first mascot was: a. Indian b. Trojan c. Lynx d. Pirate

1. A, 2. FALSE, 3. B, 4. A

2sidesThere are more than

TO EVERY STORY

Facts, figures and feelings complement photographs combined

in either a news feature story or separate packages to relate

the life experiences of your readers.

!is multi-faceted approach to storytelling "ts the fast-paced

and inclusive approach to yearbook coverage, verbal and visual content

and graphic design.

Consider your readers’ preferences and patterns as well as all verbal/

visual options as you allow your content to drive your design.

Incorporate font and color palette choices as well as any predetermined

verbal and visual cool tools to set just the right tone and mood for your individual

package as well as the total spread.

Once you have completed your story starter planning sheet, sketch

your module design here making sure it will blend with other spread packages.

MOD Starter

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* STAFFING

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STRATEGIES

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* Staffing strategies

1. Modular design is ideal for teamwork. A team of 3-4 students can be assigned to a spread. Select a team leader.

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* Staffing strategies

2. Students work together to plan and create the overall spread.

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* Staffing strategies

3. Students work individually to report, photograph, write and design individual modules.

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* MAKEOVER  MOD

For staffs wanting more content, let’s do a MOD makeover and

convert regular photo boxes into dynamic content modules!

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Traditional design   *

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faces photos feature story with quotes

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Our traditional design features:

FACES

Is this enough coverage? *

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Let’s convert the dominant module … *

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* … into a photo collection featuring four photos.

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To tell a more inclusive story, this single photo … *

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… is now replaced with four photos with personal stories. *

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To expand our storytelling even further, let’s turn this photo … *

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… into a module featuring three photos accompanied by quotes. *

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* To add three more faces and voices to the story …

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… a single photo is now a dynamic question/answer feature. *

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* To expand the story and include even more students …

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… an infograph with survey results also incorporates photos. *

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Let’s finish by taking this area occupied by two candid photos … *

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* … and convert it into a module showcasing four related photos.

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A MOD makeover greatly expands coverage and storytelling. *

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44 Let’s do the math

faces + 18 photos + 13 survey participants + 150 storytelling quotes + 10 feature story with quotes

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150 10

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Our MOD makeover features:

FACES *

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* This variation keeps a traditional dominant photo space.

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T O T A L L Y