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6.4 | Quick Reads & Basic Design

STEP 1 – LEARN View this presentation to understand how Alternative Story Formats, or Quick Reads, can be added to a basic layout.

. CONTENT MODULES Content Modules can be built into your layout templates –The look and feel stay the same, but the verbal content changes on each spread. –Modules are adapted in each section, if desired.

FOLIO WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS Rocklin High School [CA] FOLIOS

FOLIO WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS Rocklin High School [CA] FOLIOS | CONSISTENCY

FOLIO WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS Rocklin High School [CA] FOLIOS | SIDEBAR

FOLIO WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS Chaparral High School [AZ] FOLIOS

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Bryant High School[AR] SIDEBARS

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Bryant High School[AR] SIDEBARS | CONSISTENCY

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Whitney High School [CA] SIDEBARS

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Kirkwood High School [MO] SIDEBARS

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Kirkwood High School [MO] SIDEBARS | CONSISTENCY

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Coronado High School [NV] SIDEBARS

PHOTO STRIP Coronado High School [NV] SIDEBARS

SIDEBAR OF STUDENT QUOTES Coronado High School [NV] SIDEBARS

EYELINE WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND QUOTES Hopkins High School [MN] EYELINES

EYELINE WITH STUDENT PHOTOS AND QUOTES Hopkins High School [MN] EYELINES

St. Mark’s School of Texas [TX] CONTENT MODULES

Creekview High School [GA] CONTENT MODULES

Kirkwood High School [MO] CONTENT MODULES

Rocklin High School [CA] OTHER

ADDING QUICK READS Quick Reads can be built into layout templates after they are complete. Replace an existing photo space or build a sidebar into each layout Verbal content is changed on each spread. Visual theme tie-in can change in each section of the book, if desired.

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STEP 2 – PRACTICE On the following slides, identify the location of the quick reads seen on each of the spreads. Remember, quick reads can be seen in: Side bars Folios Content modules

Coronado Middle School [CA]

Add school state.

Central High School [TX]

Bryant Freshmen Academy [AR]

Grand Blanc High School [MI]

Gross Point North High School [MI]

STEP 3 – USE Editors, or the class as a whole, should make a decision about how and when quick reads will be included in this year’s yearbook. Editors, or the class as a whole, should create a style guide so that the quick reads reflect the book theme. Hang the style guide in a visible place so everyone can reference it easily. Each staffer should work on assigned spreads, adding quick reads. Add verbal and visual content if you have it right now. If not, design it so it is ready when you do have the content.