Yearbookers!
It's a class like no other. You, the members of the 2017 Tenas Coma staff, have an incredible responsibility--determining how this school year will be remembered.
Most of what you need to be successful in class is stored on the yearbook server. Just in case you need something while you're away from the yearbook classroom, you can download copies of handouts below.
Most of what you need to be successful in class is stored on the yearbook server. Just in case you need something while you're away from the yearbook classroom, you can download copies of handouts below.
HANDOUTS
Just in case you need to access one of the forms or handouts from home.
Yearbook Syllabus | |
File Size: | 39 kb |
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Captions | |
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Interviewing | |
File Size: | 323 kb |
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Style | |
File Size: | 317 kb |
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Shooting Academics Photos | |
File Size: | 325 kb |
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Shooting Student Life Photos | |
File Size: | 325 kb |
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Cropping Photo Steps | |
File Size: | 87 kb |
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Adjusting A photo | |
File Size: | 104 kb |
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Additional Photoshop Techniques | |
File Size: | 99 kb |
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Page Checklist | |
File Size: | 27 kb |
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Helpful links for page completion
kingcoathletics.com This link will take you directly to the Mount Si athletic schedule. You can also just go to kingcoathletics.com if you need to search for another school's schedule (say, for swimming).
billboard.com This is the place to find the top songs for the week. Just click on the "charts" tab at the top of the page. The charts are archived, and the dates are listed by SATURDAYS, but are for the entire proceeding week. So, the charts listed for Sept. 7 are for the week of Sept. 1-9.
Box Office Mojo This is the place to find the top movies for a given week. This site lists weeks as Friday-Thursday, but our weeks are Monday-Sunday. You need to pick whatever week on Box Office Mojo that contains the Friday, Saturday and Sunday in your assigned week, as that's when the bulk of people go see movies.
Nielsen Ratings. These track the top television shows in a given week. This blog appears to have a pretty good archive of the statistics for any given week. You'll need to click on the PDF in each week's blog entry to find the top shows for the week.
Headlines. Okay, so the obvious way to do this is to PAY ATTENTION DURING YOUR WEEK. If that doesn't work, the best way to find headlines is to search for archived news quizzes. The New York Times has daily news quizzes that you can find here. You can look over the quizzes from your week and see what the big news stories were.
Several other sites also do news quizzes. Just go to the main page and search for news quizzes. I found them at Huffington Post and USAToday.
billboard.com This is the place to find the top songs for the week. Just click on the "charts" tab at the top of the page. The charts are archived, and the dates are listed by SATURDAYS, but are for the entire proceeding week. So, the charts listed for Sept. 7 are for the week of Sept. 1-9.
Box Office Mojo This is the place to find the top movies for a given week. This site lists weeks as Friday-Thursday, but our weeks are Monday-Sunday. You need to pick whatever week on Box Office Mojo that contains the Friday, Saturday and Sunday in your assigned week, as that's when the bulk of people go see movies.
Nielsen Ratings. These track the top television shows in a given week. This blog appears to have a pretty good archive of the statistics for any given week. You'll need to click on the PDF in each week's blog entry to find the top shows for the week.
Headlines. Okay, so the obvious way to do this is to PAY ATTENTION DURING YOUR WEEK. If that doesn't work, the best way to find headlines is to search for archived news quizzes. The New York Times has daily news quizzes that you can find here. You can look over the quizzes from your week and see what the big news stories were.
Several other sites also do news quizzes. Just go to the main page and search for news quizzes. I found them at Huffington Post and USAToday.