What are the dividers in a yearbook?
A Section Divider is a double page spread at the beginning of each new section – think of it a bit like a chapter heading. To add a new section click one of the ‘Add Section’ buttons located between existing sections in the Page Manager.
What are coverage ideas for yearbook?
Dedicate some spreads to those historical moments that happened in late spring and summer.
- The move to remote learning.
- AP Exams.
- Canceled sports seasons.
- Canceled proms (and modified versions)
- Ending school early.
- Finishing the yearbook.
- Distributing the yearbook.
- Honoring seniors (parades, yard signs)
What are mod ideas for yearbook?
5 Yearbook Mod Ideas
- Yearbook Mod #1: Person on the Street.
- Yearbook Mod #2: Infographic.
- Yearbook Mod #3: Timeline.
- Yearbook Mod #4: Student Spotlight.
- Yearbook Mod #5: Theme Tie-In.
How do you make a chapter divider?
Step 1: Carefully cut out divider tabs, fold in half, and lay one side {color side down} onto a piece of packing tape. Step 2: Fold over the packing tape. Step 3: Cut excess tape away from the divider tab. Step 4: Open up the divider tab and place one strip of double sided tape inside each of the rectangular “wings”.
What is an opening spread yearbook?
As students open the cover of their yearbook and flip through the first few pages, they’ll discover something called the opening copy. The words on the page set a tone for the yearbook by encapsulating the mood and sentiments of the student body.
What are spreads in yearbooks?
Spread: Two facing pages in a yearbook. For example, pages two and three are spreads and are both visible when the book is open. Template: A predesigned layout provided by Lifetouch that makes it easy to organize yearbook pages.
What is secondary coverage in yearbook?
The secondary coverage includes two other school trips: one to a rain forest in Belize and another to Scotland and Ireland. Both are covered using quotes from students who traveled.
What is a content module in yearbook?
A module, also called a “mod,” is, essentially, the yearbook equivalent of a sidebar. It is a smaller amount of text with accompanying photos that supports a page’s main story.
How do I create my own dividers?
Make your own divider tabs.
- Measure a small rectangle on white cardstock.
- Cut out the rectangle.
- Write the name for the relevant divider onto the tab.
- Cover the tab in contact paper.
- Glue the tab to the divider (paper glue or spray adhesive work well).
- Continue in the same way with all of the remaining divider tabs.