Here's my typical, exaggerated example (assuming all would choose a 6-panel pamphlet): if we had a 6" height, 2" width text box, it would be easy to position all the text boxes correctly. The problem: we would not have enough room for all of the info the pamphlet has to cover. On the other hand, if we use all the largest sized text boxes from the charts, it would be difficult (Impossible!) to correctly position them all!
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Pamphlet Building Workshop Chart Comparison
At the end of the workshop I took photos of the charts on the board. We are sharing them here for easy reference. You are not expected, required or encouraged to use the values from your workshop team. Listen to our classroom discussion and refer to the chart special marks (?, !, +) to assist you in creating your prelim pamphlet. Clicking on either chart will produce a larger version.
Here's my typical, exaggerated example (assuming all would choose a 6-panel pamphlet): if we had a 6" height, 2" width text box, it would be easy to position all the text boxes correctly. The problem: we would not have enough room for all of the info the pamphlet has to cover. On the other hand, if we use all the largest sized text boxes from the charts, it would be difficult (Impossible!) to correctly position them all!
Here's my typical, exaggerated example (assuming all would choose a 6-panel pamphlet): if we had a 6" height, 2" width text box, it would be easy to position all the text boxes correctly. The problem: we would not have enough room for all of the info the pamphlet has to cover. On the other hand, if we use all the largest sized text boxes from the charts, it would be difficult (Impossible!) to correctly position them all!
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