Summer
Institute
Class
Listings: TV
News, Literary Magazine, Newspaper, The
Rush, Desktop Publishing I and II, Photojournalism
I and II, Yearbook and Adviser
Training
TV
News:
The broadcast sessions will combine classroom instruction
in news and film production and hands-on training. Classes will include
media law, writing for broadcast news, programming and basic production
and editing. Students will write, shoot and edit news packages on
the Institute.
Literary Magazine:
Students will learn the basics of literary magazine production, focusing on
staff organization, content, feature and poetry writing and design. Students
will apply their knowledge in the production of an Institute mini-magazine.
Newspaper:
Participants will generate story ideas, practice their own writing, develop
principles of layout and design and create advertising approaches. They will
also study staff organization and learn proper treatment of legal and ethical
issues.
The Rush:
Newspaper participants will gain hands-on experience by writing, editing, designing
and producing The Rush, the Institute student newspaper.
Desktop Publishing
I and II:
Desktop I focuses on InDesign skills. Students and advisers who take this class have limited or no previous experience with InDesign.
Desktop II focuses on advanced desktop publishing skills, such as scanning
images and preparing images for reproduction. Other topics will include infographics,
new software and plug-ins. Students who take this class must
be proficient in the use of the computer and page layout.
Photojournalism I and II:
Photojournalism will focus on technical quality, composition and production.
Students will have the opportunity to work with digital cameras.
The primary focus will be on producing well-composed photos high in technical
quality. Participation is limited to two per school, with a maximum enrollment
of 22.
Yearbook:
Editors and staffers will study theme development, copy preparation, editing,
design — both manual and computer-aided — and photography.
Students will plan the books their staffs will produce, learning how to work
with their publishers, how to develop skilled advertising and business practices
and how to understand legal issues.
Adviser Training:
Advisers may sign up for this division or for any other. In the advisers’ group,
teachers will learn all areas of dealing with student publications.
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