Yearbook Elements
the direct, brief story on the page
What is the copy?
Writing on the spread
What is the copy?
Action photo
Math, English, and history classes
What is the academic section?
Verbal and visual look of the book
a person responsible for the overall development of the yearbook
Who is an editor?
Spread to separate each section in the book
What is the divider?
Large photo that takes up the majority of the page
What is the dominant photo?
football, golf, soccer
What is the sports section?
a feature on edesign that allows us to design a spread or mod and reuse it on multiple spreads
What is a template?
The area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers
What is the spine?
What is the gutter?
Straight forward traditional school photo
What is a Mug Shot?
What is the student life section?
Blank area where no elements are placed
What is white space?
What is the ladder?
First few pages that introduce the book
What is the Opening?
The time that the lens is open
What is the shutter speed?
Index, Club and sports rosters
What is the reference section?
All the elements look like they belong together and helps determine how many elements you use
What is unity
The white pages at the beginning and end of the book
What are endsheets?
Page number and topic
What is the Folio Tabs?
Amount of light let into the camera
What is the ISO?
a page located at the end of the book that all cameras, editing software, fonts, etc. used for the book
What is the colophon?
Orange box that means that the staffer has completely checked over and completed the spread, and that it is ready for the editor to edit it
What is "in proof?"