Perhaps later on, I'll show you all the pages we did as a slide show, but for now, I'll show you the table of contents I did:
The students asked me to put myself in the table of contents, so there we are.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
a glimpse
My Level 2s' magazine is going to look pretty damn good, I think. Yeah, it's filled with Konglish, but it's still not a bad effort. I was particularly impressed by the pages done by the students with some graphics manipulation skills; the design and layout of their pages was, in most cases, fantastic. A couple students didn't put too much effort into their content, but overall, the magazine gets a thumbs-up.
Perhaps later on, I'll show you all the pages we did as a slide show, but for now, I'll show you the table of contents I did:
The students asked me to put myself in the table of contents, so there we are.
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Perhaps later on, I'll show you all the pages we did as a slide show, but for now, I'll show you the table of contents I did:
The students asked me to put myself in the table of contents, so there we are.
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I'm impressed.
What program are the students using for magazine layout? I taught a yearbook and newsletter course before where we used MSPublisher. really easy to use and very intuitive.
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