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4 | regular sections |
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3 | index tabs |
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regular sections Explanation: Lindsay, I think 'regular sections' would fit in this context. These sections divide the magazine up and include the various articles and columns on a certain theme. Belangrijk daarbij zijn de zogeheten ‘bladpijlers’: thema’s die in elk nummer aan de orde komen. • Beleid & strategie (waar gaan we als ministerie naartoe en hoe kan ik daaraan bijdragen?) • Dagelijks werk (hoe kan ik mijn werk efficiënter en effectiever doen?) • Human interest (ter bevordering van de betrokkenheid bij collega’s en het werkveld) De behandelde onderwerpen worden verdeeld over deze bladpijlers, die in elke editie in een vaste verhouding (respectievelijk 25%, 40%, 35%) het blad vullen. www.de-walvis.nl/masterclass.pdf Fundament: de bladpijlers * Bekijk je onderwerp ‘Werken in onze organisatie’ vanuit de lezer, niet vanuit de afdeling * Maak opdeling in 4-8 inhoudelijke, interessante deelgebieden: de bladpijlers (verschil met rubrieken!) * Bijvoorbeeld Sociaal: evenementen, sport, cultuur enz, maar ook liefde en rouw op het werk, alcohol of drugs, wrijvingen, relatie met thuis, enz. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BI4_7Xl... bladpijlers Achtergronden, Reportages, Interviews, Casestory’s http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:hVYBHSAeEW0J:www.m... Reference: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BI4_7Xl... Reference: http://adcentre.com.au/theage%28melbourne%29magazine.aspx |
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index tabs Explanation: These tabs are called index tabs in print (http://tinyurl.com/3683gh6), and this same idea is often reproduced in digital format these days, which seems to be the case here (http://www.quickfindbooks.com/how_it_works.htm). The second link provided uses the term 'Quickfind', which I think sounds very appropriate, but it is not immediately clear of term is copyrighted. |
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