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Yearbook and Student Media Workshops
A Virtual Yearbook Event for an Uncertain Time
During this crazy and uncertain time, we are very excited to present you with the Walsworth National Virtual Workshop – an opportunity for your school to participate in a LIVE workshop experience to get your 2021 yearbook off to the right start.
The workshop will be presented live from July 13-15 via GoToWebinar! Our goal is to present sessions that will inspire and educate. In order to accomplish that, we have recruited more than 25 top instructors from the journalism and yearbook world.
This workshop will have something for everyone – beginner to advanced, first year student to returning editor. Students will be encouraged to work on a theme packet and will have access to training in theme, coverage, design, trends, photography and even some technology. There will also be three sessions specifically geared toward middle schools!
Key Details
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July 13-15, beginning Noon Eastern / 11 a.m. Central / 9 a.m. Pacific
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We are offering this free to all schools, but registration is limited
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Registrants will attend via GoToWebinar
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Participants will receive a PDF of Walsworth's 2021 Workshop Workbook and a Study Guide PDF with handouts for each session
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Recording links will be made available for registrants to review sessions they missed or just want to see again!
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You can register for the Walsworth National Virtual Workshop by visiting our registration page today.
Take a look at the agenda for the Workshop by visiting our schedule page.
Take a look at these instructors!
Alyssa Boehringer, CJE – McKinney High School; former JEA Broadcast Adviser of the Year
Rick Brunson – Associate instructor of journalism at the University of Central Florida's Nicholson School of Communication and Media, teaching news and sports reporting; worked in Sports Department of the Orlando Sentinel newspaper for 10 years (2008-2018)
Courtney Hanks, MJE – University High School; JEA Rising Star
Bobby Hawthorne – author of The Radical Write; popular instructor at journalism workshops and seminars for high school students nationwide
Samantha Lasarow, CJE - El Camino Real High School; 2019 JEA Rising Star
Leland Mallett, CJE – Mansfield Legacy High School; 2019 JEA Medal of Merit Award winner
Susan Massy – Shawnee Mission Northwest High School; former JEA Yearbook Adviser of the Year
Mark Murray – Executive Director for the Association of Texas Photography Instructors
Andrew Young, CJE – Woodland Junior High School; JEA Rising Star; 2018 Fayetteville Teacher of the Year
And many more to be announced soon….
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QUICK RESOURCES
Walsworth’s Adviser Mentor Program takes the art of giving and receiving advice and brings it to yearbooks.
Reminding parents to buy the yearbook with our Parent Email Program (PEP) and giving your sales a boost is as easy
as 1-2-3… 4.
Scroll through these galleries to see some of the
finest design work done each year by Walsworth
Yearbooks schools.
Let Idea File magazine guide you through the year, with two issues published each school year, covering all things yearbook.
“Camp is such an incredible experience to bond with your leaders and prepare for the year. Without it, the beginning of the year would be a scramble. It’s also a great opportunity to see what other schools are doing. Who knows what other ideas you can get!”
Alexandra McClung, Adviser
Rider High School, Wichita Falls, Texas