Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Edition 3 Editor Goals
Please post 3 goals you have for your section. Reflect on the last edition, areas where you have the most to improve and areas where you're doing great work. These goals can be design related, deadline related, or anything else. BUT, make sure these are measurable, outcome goals.
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1. NO TYPOS IN THE HEDLINES!!!!!!! (yeah that typo was purposeful)
2. Credit everything.
3. keep interesting photos.
Sara
AMANDA:
1. My pica cushions must be perfect!
2. The articles must be lined up with the graphics and the titles!
3. I need to break up long paragraphs.
4. I can not misspell names!
5. My titles must be the correct length and have proper punctuation!
6. I need to make sure the first headline is a larger size than the second headline.
7. I need to add Jacob Salant to the staff.
8. I need to title My MA:
1. more interesting headlines that relate to the articles
2. pica cushion around everything!
3. break up long paragraphs
4. keep layout interesting
1.) Make sure I have credit for all pieces and photos!
2.) Make sure the pica cushions in my articles are there--especially in the Wildcats on the Prowl piece.
3.) Keep my headlines and pictures exciting
Editor Goals:
1. Repeat Design Elements in the Center Spread: I thought that the dominant image in the last center spread worked well, but there were very few repeating design elements to tie everything together. With the apple/pencil/education theme that we have for this edition, I want to be able to tie together the spread a little bit more.
2. Attributions: I need to make sure that everything on the center spread is attributed to someone. Whether it's writing and reporting, graphics, or pictures, everything needs to be attributed to someone. Also, these attributions should be well-placed.
3. Continuing to Push the Envelope: Our staff is capable of some pretty cool stuff now, particularly with out graphic/photo people and photoshop knowledge. We can make some pretty special center spreads, and it is my responsibility to try and bring all of this together to create something outstanding. Hopefully we can do something innovative with this Center Spread.
1. Make the cover quicker and send more love in the center spread direction.
2. DESIGN the center spread instead of just plopping some stuff down.
3. Remember to credit the cover and center spread elements.
4. PICA PARTY!
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