WebQuest
Yearbook Inspiration
Process
Many magazines, newspapers, catalogs, and brochures post images and text exactly how they appear in their printed form on-line. I want you to find high impact, creative, and diverse inspiration. Remember: Think Outside the Box!
You will post each of your examples to a blog. I want the blog to be a space where you can share your examples and discuss your ideas and comment on others. We have a shared gmail email account for the Newtonian. EVERYONE will use the same account ID and password to use the blog, this way everyone can create new posts. (We'll go over the log in information in class). In the resources you'll find the link to our blog. Note About Posting: When you start a new post make sure you write your name and the element. Also, when you comment on someone's post make sure to sign your name at the end of your comment.
Every other day you will have a new element to find. I will keep track of who's posted by the time and date stamps on your posts. Below is the list of elements in order by how you will post.
ELEMENTS (In Order):
1. Name Plate / Flag
2. Staff Box / Colophon
3. Table of Contents
4. Folio
5. Center Headline
6. Flush Left and Right Headline
7. Double-page Spread Layout
8. Spot Color
9. Process Color
10. Emotional Photo
11. Action Photo
12. Mug Shot
13. Caption
14. Serif Body Copy
15. Sans Serif Body Copy
16. Serif Headline
17. San Serif Headline
18. Novelty / Script Type
19. Lines and Boxes
20. Alternative / Secondary (Side Bar) Copy
21. Justified Copy
22. Pulled Quote
23. Text Wrap
24. Byline
25. Knockout Photo (Cut-Out Background Photo)
Each day I will post a new resource that pertains to the element you are looking for. The document will contain a definition, example, and a useful internet link.
Each day I will post a new resource that pertains to the element you are looking for. The document will contain a definition, example, and a useful internet link.
Attachments
The Public URL for this WebQuest:
http://zunal.com/webquest.php?w=66898
WebQuest Hits: 2,448
Save WebQuest as PDF
