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Create a newsletter |
Level of difficulty: Basic |
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As a principal you could decide to create a newsletter for the school fund raising efforts, the community of stakeholders or perhaps a quarterly or annual school newsletter reporting on various achievements. This newsletter could be distributed to the whole school community - so it will need to be professional and well-designed. You would use Microsoft Publisher to create this newsletter.
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Create your own newsletter - one which you will find useful. Alternatively, follow this example. To do so you would typically work through the following steps: |
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| 1 | Start Microsoft Publisher | |
| 2 | Choose a publication type and design using the wizard: You will want to consider your target audience when you do this - are they parents or learners? | |
| 3 | Save your work: Remember to save you work regularly. | |
| 4 | Select a font and colour scheme: If printing in black and white, select that option for your colour scheme. | |
| 5 | Type the newsletter | |
| 6 | Use text overflow links: Text will sometimes not be able to fit in one text box - you will need to link it to a new text box. | |
| 7 | Insert new textboxes: If you want to add areas of text you should first create a text box. | |
| 8 | Changing graphics: If printing in black and white, try to avoid colour graphics. | |
| 9 | Group pictures and caption text boxes so that they stay together: You would do this if you want images to be associated with text. | |
| 10 | Delete unwanted pages | |
| 11 | Save your newsletter | |
| 12 | Print your newsletter |
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