Some of you have been having trouble submitting your summative spreads for the digital supplement. You need to submit the .INDD and evidence of your folder organisation here.
You also need to save your .INDD and the assets to the server. Please make time to see Mr. Romail today to do this.
Showing posts with label Publication Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Publication Design. Show all posts
Monday, 30 May 2016
Digital supplement summative submission
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
Digital Supplement submission
Place the InDesign file and evidence of your file organisation for your spread for the digital supplement in this folder.
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
Semester Exams
Publication Design - Your spreads for the digital supplement will be graded as your semester exam, using the rubric we have been using all year.
Research - As decided today, your summative submission for the Mini EE will be graded as your semester exam.
Research - As decided today, your summative submission for the Mini EE will be graded as your semester exam.
Monday, 9 May 2016
Managing projects
You are working collaboratively on the video project and managing it yourselves. What part are you playing in the project management? What are you learning from working with others?
Write a blogpost to share your learning about managing a collaborative project.
Due by the next class
Write a blogpost to share your learning about managing a collaborative project.
Due by the next class
Monday, 25 April 2016
A word of advice...
Well done for all your work on Saturday. We are ready to print a draft to go to our editorial team.
DO NOT work on any of the spreads unless directed by Mr. Letkeman or Mr. Romail.
Let's be very clear, DO NOT work on any of the spreads unless directed by Mr. Letkeman or Mr. Romail.
Now that you have nearly completed the Yearbook, take time to reflect on the process.
Write a blog post for the students in next year's Publication Design class offering advice for them.
Consider the IT skills you have learnt, time management, working with an editor, covering events, and anything else you think the new students might need.
Use headings in your blog post and make sure it is completed and posted by the end of today's lesson.
DO NOT work on any of the spreads unless directed by Mr. Letkeman or Mr. Romail.
Let's be very clear, DO NOT work on any of the spreads unless directed by Mr. Letkeman or Mr. Romail.
Now that you have nearly completed the Yearbook, take time to reflect on the process.
Write a blog post for the students in next year's Publication Design class offering advice for them.
Consider the IT skills you have learnt, time management, working with an editor, covering events, and anything else you think the new students might need.
Use headings in your blog post and make sure it is completed and posted by the end of today's lesson.
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Timeline for printing the yearbook
The yearbook must be delivered to school for distribution by May 24th and there is a lot of work to do before then, so here are our deadlines for the next 5 weeks.
April 19th - all spread for the the yearbook must be finished because it will be printed entirely and given to the editing team (Ms. Fossum, Mrs. Abassi and Mrs. Puffer).
April 20th - hand over of printed copy of yearbook for final editing
April 23rd - work day to fix edits from the editing team
April 25th - book goes to the printer so we can get a rough draft and see what it will look like as a printed, bound book
May 1st - start presales of the book to the ISOI community
May 12th - all final edits completed and approved by editing team.
May 13th - final files delivered to the printer for printing
May 24th - delivery of printed books from printer
April 19th - all spread for the the yearbook must be finished because it will be printed entirely and given to the editing team (Ms. Fossum, Mrs. Abassi and Mrs. Puffer).
April 20th - hand over of printed copy of yearbook for final editing
April 23rd - work day to fix edits from the editing team
April 25th - book goes to the printer so we can get a rough draft and see what it will look like as a printed, bound book
May 1st - start presales of the book to the ISOI community
May 12th - all final edits completed and approved by editing team.
May 13th - final files delivered to the printer for printing
May 24th - delivery of printed books from printer
The year that was...
The Yearbook must have two spreads the look at what has happened in the world since August 2015.
Yesterday you selected an event for which you will be responsible.
Write a short article (in your own words!) about your event and find an image to accompany it (the image must be labelled for reuse).
Post your article, the image and attribution for the image on your blog (Fahd, share yours with me in a Google Doc) by 4pm Friday.
These articles will be used to create the two spreads about the world this year.
Yesterday you selected an event for which you will be responsible.
Write a short article (in your own words!) about your event and find an image to accompany it (the image must be labelled for reuse).
Post your article, the image and attribution for the image on your blog (Fahd, share yours with me in a Google Doc) by 4pm Friday.
These articles will be used to create the two spreads about the world this year.
Monday, 7 March 2016
Assessments coming up March 13th
March 13th will be a big day for Publication Design. You have three items that need to be submitted:
The summative assessment for the March 7th spread is due on March 13th in this folder
All the edits to the spreads viewed by Ms. Fossum are due on March 13th. Make sure you upload your .INDD files here so that Mr. Arthur can print them.
ALL of the spreads that you have completed should have the final text on them by March 13th, written by you or by someone else.
Saturday, 27 February 2016
Spreads due March 7th
Choose the next spread you will be working on for Yearbook. You all have access to the Google Sheet where you signed up for these spreads. Highlight in blue the one you choose to work on next.
You will need to submit the completed spread for formative assessment into this folder on Monday March 7th
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Preparing for the second round of editing
The edits to the spreads Ms. Fossum has checked must be placed in the applicable Summative folder by noon on Friday February 26th. Please put them in the relevant folder as soon as you think they are ready to go. You can let Mr. Arthur know today that you are done so that he can go ahead and print it ready for Ms. Fossum.
Remember that Mr. Arthur will also be printing all of the new Summative spreads that you have submitted. Make sure that you have made edits to these based on my feedback.
You also have a Summative spread due on Monday February 29th. If you are finished making the changes the spreads edited by Ms. Fossum’s, then continue working on this.
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Summative Assessment now due Sunday 14th
Please place the spread for summative assessment in this folder by Sunday evening.
Your next spread will be due for formative assessment on Friday February 19th, here.
Your next spread will be due for formative assessment on Friday February 19th, here.
Monday, 1 February 2016
Candid Pages Summative Submission
Please submit your spreads for the candid pages into this folder.
Remember to include evidence of your folder structure along with your best efforts for the summative assessment.
Remember to include evidence of your folder structure along with your best efforts for the summative assessment.
Friday, 22 January 2016
Three spreads for February
Choose the next spread you will be working on for Yearbook. You all have access to the Google Sheet where you signed up for these spreads. Highlight in green the one you choose to work on next.
In order to get the Yearbook completed on time, we need to complete 3 spreads each this month. Keep this in mind when you make your choice of spread to complete.
You will need to submit the completed spread for formative assessment into this folder on Friday February 5th.
Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Wednesday, 16 December 2015
Formative submission folder for spreads due December 18th
Submit your spreads for the formative assessment in this folder.
Make sure you include all of the pieces and some evidence of your folder structure and use of naming conventions.
Make sure you include all of the pieces and some evidence of your folder structure and use of naming conventions.
Tuesday, 8 December 2015
Next spreads...
You have just completed (or are about to complete) the school photo spread for the class/grade you chose and you are going to complete the 'candid' photo page for that class for the Publication Design Semester Exam.
Choose another spread to prepare for submission for formative assessment on December 18th. This spread could be school photo spread for a second class/grade, a spread that has no time constraints such as Mrs. Abassi's message, or it can be a spread for an event that has already taken place. It is your choice.
You will be working on your chosen spread for class time and homework up until December 18th. Remember that you need to take time to work on it in the HS Lab for homework, if you do not have access to InDesign at home.
Mr. Arthur and myself are available to help you with technical and design questions. Make sure that your spread reflects our Instagram theme.
Choose another spread to prepare for submission for formative assessment on December 18th. This spread could be school photo spread for a second class/grade, a spread that has no time constraints such as Mrs. Abassi's message, or it can be a spread for an event that has already taken place. It is your choice.
You will be working on your chosen spread for class time and homework up until December 18th. Remember that you need to take time to work on it in the HS Lab for homework, if you do not have access to InDesign at home.
Mr. Arthur and myself are available to help you with technical and design questions. Make sure that your spread reflects our Instagram theme.
Preparation for Publication Design Semester Exam
For your Semester Exam, you will be completing the second spread for the class/grade for which you have just done the school photo spread. The second spread is the candid, "a day in the life" spread. You can look at last year's Yearbook to see examples.
In preparation for the exam you can contact the teacher/students (depending on grade level) for candid photos and a write up for the spread. You can have all of this ready for the exam session because you will need it to complete the spread. You can also bring sketches of your ideas for the spread.
During the exam period you will spend the time working with InDesign and PhotoShop, as appropriate to complete and submit the spread.
The spread will be graded using the Yearbook Spread Rubric that we have been using in class.
In preparation for the exam you can contact the teacher/students (depending on grade level) for candid photos and a write up for the spread. You can have all of this ready for the exam session because you will need it to complete the spread. You can also bring sketches of your ideas for the spread.
During the exam period you will spend the time working with InDesign and PhotoShop, as appropriate to complete and submit the spread.
The spread will be graded using the Yearbook Spread Rubric that we have been using in class.
Wednesday, 25 November 2015
School photo spreads
This week is dedicated to finalising the photo spread for your grade.
Find ALL of the student pictures on the server and place them in an appropriately named folder.
Choose the best photo of each student and put it in a sub folder named 'Best'.
Insert the students' photos into the template that your group selected in alphabetical order by first name and label the photos accurately.
Place your finished spreads in this folder on Drive.
Find ALL of the student pictures on the server and place them in an appropriately named folder.
Choose the best photo of each student and put it in a sub folder named 'Best'.
Insert the students' photos into the template that your group selected in alphabetical order by first name and label the photos accurately.
Place your finished spreads in this folder on Drive.
Tuesday, 17 November 2015
School photo spreads with some Instagram style
Spend this week working on a template for a school photo spread for your chosen/assigned grade. Remember, the design has to be suitable for the largest class in your division, which is 24 students in Elementary and Middle School and 20 in High School.
Work on your templates individually. At this time, you do not need to put any photos in the spread but you do need to set up and copy the frames for those pictures.
We will finalise the style guide on Tuesday so that we are all working with the same palette for colour and font choices.
The templates are due at 4pm on Friday. You will place them in this folder on Google Drive.
Work on your templates individually. At this time, you do not need to put any photos in the spread but you do need to set up and copy the frames for those pictures.
We will finalise the style guide on Tuesday so that we are all working with the same palette for colour and font choices.
The templates are due at 4pm on Friday. You will place them in this folder on Google Drive.
Yearbook Theme
You have all worked hard on your Theme Packages. Well done to all of you.
Our theme for the 2015-16 ISOI Yearbook will be Instagram.
Our theme for the 2015-16 ISOI Yearbook will be Instagram.
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